Alan McNish is the racing director of the Audi team.

      The Audi team has officially confirmed the appointment of Alan McNish as the racing director. In this role, he will take on the responsibility of coordinating all team activities on the track. His duties will include overseeing sporting matters, coordinating the work of engineers, working with drivers, developing racing strategies, organizing pit operations, and interacting with the press and partners at the track. McNish will begin his duties at the Miami Grand Prix. Alan McNish will report directly to Mattia Binotto, who has taken on the new role of executive director and team principal of Audi in Formula 1. Mattia Binotto: "Alan possesses an exceptional combination of racing experience, technical knowledge, and leadership qualities necessary for this position. He has been a central figure in Audi's racing division for many years and, having worked in the Formula 1 team since its inception, has played a key role in shaping our preparations for the debut, particularly through his work with technical partners. This appointment strengthens our position on the track at a crucial stage of the project. Alan's ability to unify all areas related to results, from sporting operations to driver development, will be fundamental to the team's further development." Alan McNish: "It is a great honor for me to take on the role of racing director for the Audi team. This brand means a lot to me, and I am proud to represent Audi and our partners in the most prestigious racing series. This is an exciting challenge at a pivotal moment in the history of Audi and Formula 1. I look forward to contributing even more to our results on the track. The project we are creating is ambitious, and I will focus on ensuring that all aspects of our racing activities operate at the most competitive level and are constantly improving. Along with our driver development program, to which I remain fully committed, I will focus on implementing the key elements of our success under Mattia's leadership and the Board of Directors."