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Hulkenberg admits Seidl exit ‘a bit of a shock’
Nico Hulkenberg acknowledged the departure this week of Andreas Seidl and Oliver Hoffmann from the current Stake Sauber Formula 1 team — which the German veteran will join next season ahead of its transformation into Audi for 2026 — came as “a bit of a shock.” Audi announced the managerial changes on Tuesday, with former Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto joining at the start of August and Seidl — who was CEO of Sauber Motorsport — along with Hoffman — chairman of the board of all Sauber Motorsport companies — both leaving. Hulkenberg admitted Seidl and Hoffman were a key part of his negotiations to join the Audi F1 project from next season when...
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