Formula 1
Audi competes in the FIA Formula 1 World Championship with its own factory team and a drivetrain (“Power Unit”) developed in Germany. The long-term commitment to the pinnacle of motorsport is part of a comprehensive strategic renewal of the company.
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Audi Revolut F1 Team
James Key
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Audi Revolut F1 Team in the F1 Academy
F1 Academy
Founded in 2023, the F1 Academy aims to support female drivers and pave their way to advance to higher levels of motorsport – ideally all the way to Formula 1. The races are contested in Formula 4 cars and take place alongside selected Formula 1 Grand Prix events. The F1 Academy is supported by the F1 teams.
Audi Driver Development Programme
The involvement in the F1 Academy is part of the Audi Driver Development Programme, which is led by former Audi sports car driver and Le Mans winner Allan McNish. Promoting women is a key priority for the team and continues the legacy of female drivers who have succeeded with the four rings.
Emma Felbermayr
In 2026, young Austrian driver Emma Felbermayr competes in the F1 Academy in the colors of Audi Revolut F1 Team. She is part of the Audi Driver Development Programme and closely involved in the Audi F1 Project. Her car is operated by Rodin Motorsport.
Audi inside
Audi inside podcast episode on women in Formula 1 – featuring Emma Felbermayr as a guest (German).
Neuburg: F1 Power Unit made in Germany
The Audi R26 is powered by a drivetrain (‘power unit’) labelled AFR 26 Hybrid – developed and manufactured by Audi Formula Racing GmbH (AFR) in Neuburg an der Donau.












































































































