After two decades of continuous use, Sauber will say goodbye to its home away from home at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix at Monza, coinciding with the same week that Audi has revealed a new design language that is set to permeate across the manufacturer’s motorsport efforts, including F1.

Sauber’s hospitality unit will be packed away by the Swiss team for the final time at the conclusion of this weekend at Monza, with the paddock’s oldest unit to be sold off as Audi introduces a brand-new hospitality home next season.

Sauber has used same hospitality unit since 2006

As the last European race of the F1 2025 season, the teams will supply their own hospitality units, shipped by road freight, for the final time this year as flyaway venues require them to either use more temporary struct

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