Mattia Binotto expects Audi to show they mean business in Formula One next season, even if they do not spring any surprises.
The former Ferrari boss, now leader of what was Sauber and will from January race as Audis works team, is following a long-term plan that the German manufacturer hopes will tee up a title challenge in 2030.
Sauber already established themselves this season as regular points contenders, even if they finished ninth out of 10.
