Kick Sauber Team Representative Alessandro Alunni Bravi insists that the vast experience of former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will speed up the build-up process of Audi's F1 project. As part of the management shake-up, Audi announced ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix that Andreas Seidl will leave its F1 project. Departing from McLaren, the German started in his role for Audi in January last year. Seidl's place will be taken over by former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto, who will head up its Formula 1 project as part of a major management shake-up. The Swiss-Italian commenced his work on August 1. Asked about the changes at Kick Sauber which will become Audi's works team in...
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