Jonathan Wheatley will leave Red Bull at the end of the season to become Audi's team principal.
Red Bull say Jonathan Wheatley is to leave his role as sporting director to become Audi's Formula 1 team principal.He will have a period of 'gardening leave' in 2025 before joining the German manufacturer at an unspecified future date.
Audi has taken over the Swiss-based Sauber team and will officially enter F1 with its own car and engine in 2026. Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said Wheatley's "contribution to six world constructors' titles and seven world drivers' championships, first as team manager and latterly sporting director, will forever be a marker in our team history".
Wheatley was not quoted in the Red Bull statement, which said that a new structure would be announced at a later date.Audi named former Ferrari team boss Mattia BinottoAudi's move for Wheatley marks an opportunity for career progression, which he has said he has wanted for some time.What secrets will this 17th century galleon reveal?'I have never seen anything like that' - Yee's sprint wins GB gold'Not even Phelps did this!' Marchand makes history with double gold.
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