Gabriel Bortoleto Confirms Long-Term Commitment to Audi F1 Team
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Gabriel Bortoleto has expressed his intention to remain with Audi's Formula 1 team for the foreseeable future. The Brazilian driver confirmed that he has a deal in place that will keep him with the team for several upcoming seasons.
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Gabriel Bortoleto expects long-term stay at Audi's F1 teamGabriel Bortoleto expects to remain at Audi for the long-term, stating that he has a deal with the Swiss-German Formula 1 outfit to cover the next few seasons. The Brazilian joined the team in 2025 for its final season as Sauber and scored 19 points in his rookie year, and across 2026 has scored 10 of Audi's 12 points. As it stands, he sits 14th in the championship - eight points behind Haas' ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Sat 15 Aug · 12:00 UTC
Bortoleto makes long-term F1 future clear: ‘I’ll be with Audi’Gabriel Bortoleto has made it clear that his future lies firmly with Audi, with the rising Brazilian insisting...F1iRead →Sun 16 Aug · 09:26 UTCIn this story
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