The moment Audi’s Formula 1 era officially begins is almost here. Yes, those paying attention to Sauber or considering the Audi One event where the R26 Concept was revealed last fall may suggest that it’s already begun, but there’s no question that today is the day that the team as it will compete in the 2026 F1 season is about to come into focus.
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In just over one hour as of this writing, Audi will unveil the Audi Revolut F1 Team during a live global presentation from Berlin, marking a major milestone in the brand’s long-anticipated factory entry into Formula 1.
The team launch will be live streamed today at 7:00 p.m. CET (see below for the time conversion relevant to you) on audif1.com, where fans will get their first official look at Audi’s F1 visual identity and debut race livery. The presentation will feature Audi CEO Gernot Döllner, Team Principal Jonathan Wheatley, and Mattia Binotto, who will outline the vision behind Audi’s Formula 1 project.
Audi will also formally present its driver lineup for the 2026 debut season, confirming Gabriel Bortoleto alongside Nico Hülkenberg.
Following the reveal, official photos and video assets will be published via Audi’s newly launched Audi Revolut F1 Team Content Hub, which will serve as the central source for media and fans throughout the season.
If you’ve been waiting for Audi’s Formula 1 era to move from theory to reality, this is the hour it all becomes official.
Tune over to audif1.com in order to watch the stream live. For your convenience, here is a conversion list for European and North American time zones translating the local Berlin start time of 7PM CET.
EUROPE
- CET (Central European Time) – 7:00 PM
- BST (British Summer Time) – 6:00 PM
- GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) – 6:00 PM
- EET (Eastern European Time) – 8:00 PM
- WET (Western European Time) – 6:00 PM
NORTH AMERICA
- EST (Eastern Standard Time) – 1:00 PM
- CST (Central Standard Time) – 12:00 PM (Noon)
- MST (Mountain Standard Time) – 11:00 AM
- PST (Pacific Standard Time) – 10:00 AM
- AKST (Alaska Standard Time) – 9:00 AM
- HST (Hawaii Standard Time) – 8:00 AM
CET is 6 hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time, which makes this a lunchtime watch on the East Coast and a morning reveal for the West Coast.