Gabriel Bortoleto is buzzing despite narrowly missing Q3 by a hair’s breadth—just one-thousandth of a second—and credits Audi’s strong slipstreaming for maximizing his performance. With the team on a four-race points streak and Bortoleto set to start tenth thanks to a grid penalty, he’s confident they can fight hard in Sunday’s 53-lap Italian GP. While teammate Nico Hulkenberg admits Audi’s straight-line speed may be a hurdle against Mercedes and Ferrari, both drivers are locked in and ready to battle. The team’s first-year F1 grit is proving they belong—even on tough tracks.
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