Audi travels to Styria with tailwind

- Mike Rockenfeller leads the standings before the third DTM round
- Audi has been unbeaten on the new track at Spielberg
- Will the Red Bull Ring give Mattias Ekström and Jamie Green wings?

Ultra-lightweight design in perfection

- Le Mans prototypes show development steps in ultra-lightweight design
- Lightweight design quality of monocoque more than doubled since 1999
- Head of Audi Motorsport Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich: “Many of the ultra-lightweight design ideas from motorsport have the potential of positively influencing the development of our production models.”

Audi customers pass tough Eifel test

- Race interruption and high retirement rate due to extreme weather
- G-Drive Racing by Phoenix best Audi customer team in fifth place
- Three Audi R8 LMS ultra cars among the top ten

Audi ends BMW string of victories in the DTM

- Commanding triumph by Mike Rockenfeller at Brands Hatch
- Audi driver new overall leader after two races
- Mattias Ekström and Timo Scheider in the points too

Audi goes to Le Mans aerodynamically optimised

- Aerodynamic efficiency has clearly increased in 15 years
- Micro-tube radiator optimises airflow of Audi R18 e-tron quattro
- Many losses caused by the regulations have been compensated for

Home round for Audi newcomer Jamie Green

- Second DTM race of the season at Brands Hatch (GB) on May 19
- Audi squad is dying to make up for Hockenheim
- Miguel Molina advertises the 2013 Audi Cup on his Audi RS 5 DTM

A week before the Champions League final, London will be under the banner of motorsport. On its European tour, the DTM will stop on the outskirts of the British capital on May 18 and 19.

Audi at Le Mans: Advantage through efficiency

- 90 years of Le Mans, 15 years of Audi at the “24 Heures”
- Eleven victories at 14 runs and absolute distance record
- Head of Audi Motorsport Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich: “Le Mans points the way to the future”

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

Disappointing DTM opener for Audi

- Timo Scheider in sixth place best Audi driver at Hockenheim
- Two Audi RS 5 DTM cars in the points
- 87,000 spectators experience turbulent start into the season

Scotsman nets third Spa podium as Audi claims impressive 1-2-3

Allan McNish lies second in the FIA World Endurance Championship after the Scotsman claimed the runners-up position in his hybrid diesel Audi in the Spa Six Hour race (Saturday 4 May).

Dumfries-born McNish shared his Audi R18 e-tron quattro with Tom Kristensen (DK) and Loïc Duval (F) and finished 65.815secs behind the similar Audi of Marcel Fässler (CH)/André Lotterer (D)/Benoît Tréluyer after 168-laps around the famous 4.35-mile Ardennes track having started from third place on the 35-car grid.

McNish won the opening Silverstone race last month and now lies just one-point off the lead in the eight-race series.