The Sauber Group of Companies is composed of two operational entities: Sauber Motorsport AG, which operates and manages its Formula One team, and Sauber Technologies AG, which focuses on third-party business in the areas of advanced engineering, prototype development, and additive manufacturing, in addition to full and model-scale testing in the factory’s state-of-the-art wind tunnel and groundbreaking innovation in the field of aerodynamics. The companies collaborate closely and share know-how to apply the expertise of all the dedicated individuals at the headquarters in Hinwil, Switzerland, to all internal and external projects.

The Sauber Group places sustainability at the heart of its mission; its business, operating under the ISO 14001 environmental management standard, has been carbon neutral since 2011, and the company has achieved the Three-Star level in the FIA Environmental Accreditation Framework.

Since its founding in 1970, the innovative Swiss company has been setting standards in the design, development, and construction of race cars for various championship series, such as Formula One, DTM, and WEC. Following its Formula One debut in 1993, Sauber Motorsport AG has established one of the few traditional and privately held teams in the sport. A member of the exclusive club of teams that have competed in more than 500 F1 races, it celebrated 30 years in the sport in 2022 and continues to go from strength to strength both on and off the track.