Audi drivers discuss engine limitations ahead of Singapore GP
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 8, 2026, 1:02 PM
Last updated Oct 8, 2026

Audi F1 drivers have addressed engine performance limitations as they prepare for the Singapore Grand Prix. The Marina Bay Street Circuit is expected to favor their car design, which usually thrives in less power-sensitive environments. However, the drivers acknowledge challenges due to varying conditions specific to Asia. The team is looking to capitalize on the circuit's configuration as they build towards the event.
- •Drivers discuss engine performance issues ahead of the Singapore GP
- •Marina Bay Circuit may suit Audi's design philosophy
- •Challenges arise due to unique Asian racing conditions
- •Team aims to maximize performance on less power-sensitive track
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"In theory, the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Singapore should suit Audi well. The team led by Allan McNish would normally benefit from tracks on the Formula 1 calendar that are slightly less power-sensitive, but that rule of thumb does not necessarily apply in Asia. Yes, in terms of outright power, the gap to the leading engine manufacturers should be smaller, but according to the drivers ...Keep reading
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