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News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026

Gabriel Bortoleto confirms commitment to Audi F1

Motorsport.com+ 3 moreSat 15 Aug · 12:00 UTCupdated Sat 22 Aug · 08:32 UTCHave your say
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Gabriel Bortoleto has affirmed his dedication to Audi's Formula 1 team, indicating he will remain with the organization for the foreseeable future. The Brazilian driver joined Audi in 2025 and has expressed confidence in his long-term role within the team.

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First to reportGabriel 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.comSat 15 Aug · 12:00 UTCRead their report →
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...F1iSun 16 Aug · 09:26 UTCRead →
Bortoleto makes Audi commitment clear as driver-market speculation growsBortoleto confirms Audi commitment beyond 2027 – Gabriel Bortoleto has moved to end speculation about his Formula 1 future by confirming that he remains committed to Audi for the coming seasons. The 21-year-old Brazilian has a multi-year agreement with the German manufacturer and has made it clear that he expects to remain part of its ... Read morethejudge13.comMon 17 Aug · 15:06 UTCRead →
Audi F1 boss identifies major attributes that makes Gabriel Bortoleto an assetAudi chose to continue with Sauber's final Formula 1 driver line-up for 2026 as it transitioned from the Swiss squad, and it appears it will be unwilling to let go of its young talent.Motorsport WeekMon 17 Aug · 17:14 UTCRead →
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