Audi’s Formula One debut is flying higher than expected, with five top-10 qualifying spots and 12 points already racked up—mostly in the last three races. Upgrades targeting low-speed corners have paid off, especially in Hungary where Nico Hulkenberg snagged ninth for two crucial points. Racing director Allan McNish is thrilled with the team’s growth and faster-than-expected qualifying pace, though he admits the power unit still needs work and race starts remain a weakness—like when Hulkenberg lost ground at the Budapest start. Despite sitting eighth in the constructors’ standings, Audi has leapfrogged Williams and is on an upward trajectory. McNish remains grounded: the gap to the top four is huge, but he’s confident this is just the beginning of a strong climb as they aim to become a consistent, competitive force in F1.
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