Hülkenberg: A good result is just a matter of time.

      In Austria, both Audi cars will be equipped with the latest innovations, and the team is confident that they will positively impact the results. In the first Friday practice, Paul Aron will take the wheel of Gabriel Bortoleto's car – this is already the second practice session of the current season for the young Estonian. Alan McNish, Racing Director: "In Monaco and Barcelona, we saw positive signs – both in terms of speed and understanding of the car, although we were unable to achieve results that reflected its potential. It is important to maintain focus, work hard, and improve the car in a competitive environment. The results of this work are increasingly being reflected on the track, and we want to build on this momentum in the upcoming series of two consecutive races. Our goal is to move forward, achieving the best possible results on the track." Nico Hülkenberg: "In Barcelona, we had speed, but the result was disappointing. It is clear that we could have achieved more. Nevertheless, the last two races have shown that we are moving in the right direction. The main thing is that we have the pace to fight for points, and a good result is just a matter of time. Ahead is the race in Spielberg – it is always a spectacular event on a track with a unique configuration in a picturesque location. It may seem deceptively simple, but drivers have limited opportunities to recover, so it is important to perform well in qualifying. The key here is to have a clean weekend overall, working through all three days without mistakes." Gabriel Bortoleto: "In the last races, we should have scored points, but we didn't manage to do so, yet we understand what we are capable of, and we are looking forward to another chance to finish in the top ten. I fondly remember last year's race in Spielberg, where I earned my first points in Formula 1, and Nico also finished in the top ten – it was a great day for the team. Of course, we would like to replicate that result. I am confident in the team's progress, and I look forward to an exciting battle this weekend."