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Sauber F1 were a Swiss-based racing team founded by Peter Sauber in 1970 that entered Formula 1 in 1993. The outfit operated under its own name until a rebranding to Alfa Romeo Racing was made for the 2018 season.

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Sauber announce 'emotional' exit of F1 team boss

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Sauber poach key Ferrari figure in F1 reshuffle

Schumacher scenario sends alarm bells ringing for Zhou

Exclusive: Stake F1 makes decision on Hulkenberg team-mate for 2025

FIA confirm heavy Zhou Azerbaijan GP grid penalty

Zhou Azerbaijan GP grid penalty confirmed

Stake Sauber expect closer racing with 'direct competitors'

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One question every F1 team must answer in 2024

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These two team names will be used by Stake F1 Team in 2024

Sauber announces official team name for 2024 and 2025

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Sauber becomes third team to unveil 2024 F1 launch plans

Sauber cryptically hints at further 2024 name change

New Sauber F1 team name revealed for 2024

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