With WEC victory at Spa, Audi remains unbeaten

- One-two-three success of the R18 e-tron quattro at WEC round two
- Victory makes Fässler/Lotterer/Tréluyer new leaders of the standings
- New body version for Le Mans successfully tested

Audi launches title defence in the WEC

- 2013 FIA World Endurance Championship starts at Silverstone
- WEC season opens in UK, Europe’s second-most important market
- Thrilling hybrid duel expected with Toyota

Mission title defence: Audi nominates driver line-ups for World Endurance Championship

- World Championship winning trio will race for Audi for the fourth consecutive year
- Two other teams with young and established drivers
- Three Audi R18 e-tron quattro cars at Le Mans and at Spa
- Scotsman McNish to contest full FIA World Endurance Championship
- Jarvis races hybrid-diesel at Spa and Le Mans

Audi has established powerful driver pairings for its commitment in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC). The respective entries were confirmed today by the Selection Committee of the ACO and the FIA. Three Audi R18 e-tron quattro cars will be competing at the Spa 6 Hours and the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2013. At each of the six other WEC rounds, Audi will be fielding two hybrid sports cars.

Audi provides 2012 WEC World Champions

- Fässler/Lotterer/Tréluyer are the first WEC Driver World Champions
- Two podium places at WEC finale in China
- Successful debut season of the Audi R18 e-tron Quattro

Showdown at Shanghai: Audi drivers battle for title at WEC finale

- Drivers’ World Championship to be decided in China
- Fässler/Lotterer/Tréluyer are 16.5 points ahead of Kristensen/McNish
- Audi R8 LMS Cup to be held as part of supporting program

Audi occupies two podium places in Japan

- Le Mans winners extend their lead of the standings at Fuji
- Sporting penalty thwarts battle for victory
- Title decision postponed to finale in China

Audi looks forward to Japan premiere

- World Endurance Championship takes Audi to Japan for the first time
- Battle for title remains open after one-two victory in Bahrain
- Four Audi drivers with long-standing ties to Japan

Audi one-two victory in the heat of Bahrain

- Audi R18 takes fifth victory of the season in tough conditions
- Fässler/Lotterer/Tréluyer extend lead in the standings
- Kristensen/McNish in second place after suffering misfortune

Audi banks on full equality of opportunity in battle for the title

- Two Audi R18 e-tron quattro cars to be fielded from Bahrain race on
- First run of Audi’s sports prototype on the desert track
- Night race and high temperatures pose major challenge

Audi’s Le Mans winning trio extends lead of the championship standings in Brazil

- Marcel Fässler/André Lotterer/Benoît Tréluyer take second place
- Lucas di Grassi makes brilliant debut with Audi in home round
- Championship battle remains open three races before the end

In the fifth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) at São Paulo, the Audi R18 had to admit defeat for the first time this season. The Le Mans winners Marcel Fässler/André Lotterer/Benoît Tréluyer in the Audi R18 e-tron quattro finished as the runners-up behind Toyota and in front of their team-mates Lucas di Grassi/Tom Kristensen/Allan McNish in the Audi R18 ultra. This ended an Audi string of sports car victories which had begun in March.