Alunni Bravi has lived many lives throughout his career, starting as a young lawyer who wanted to fight the mafia. Now, he’s a team representative of Sauber as it transitions into an F1 works team.

Alessandro Alunni Bravi has found a new job in Formula 1, and it comes at McLaren. The Stake F1 team representative has previously worked with McLaren, but now, in 2025, he will once again be ...

Sauber team representative and managing director Alessandro Alunni Bravi is to leave at the end of January, after eight years with the team. Alunni Bravi (pictured at left, above, with Racing ...

Alessandro Alunni Bravi now effectively replaces Frederic Vasseur as the public figurehead of Alfa Romeo’s Formula 1 team.; Alunni Bravi’s appointment in taking the de facto day-to-day team ...

Alessandro Alunni Bravi is stepping down from his role as team representative and managing director and leaving Sauber at the end of this month, the Swiss Formula One team said on Wednesday. Read ...

Italian Alessandro Alunni Bravi has been given a senior leadership role with the Alfa Romeo/Sauber team, which will become Audi in 2026. Alunni Bravi, managing director of the Sauber group, has ...

Alessandro Alunni Bravi starts working with the Sauber Group. In 2017, Alunni Bravi became General Counsel for the Sauber Group, as well as being appointed to the Board of Directors and taking on ...

Alessandro Alunni Bravi with Sauber CEO Andreas Seidl. Sauber "I want to thank Andreas and our shareholders for their trust, and I want to reiterate my commitment to giving my best to live up to ...

The Alfa Romeo Formula One team on Thursday appointed Italian Alessandro Alunni Bravi as their representative, a role comparable to principal, under new Sauber Group CEO Andreas Seidl.

Italian Alessandro Alunni Bravi is given a senior leadership role with the Alfa Romeo/Sauber team, which will become Audi in 2026.

Alessandro Alunni Bravi is stepping down from his role as team representative and managing director and leaving Sauber at the end of this month, the Swiss Formula One team said on Wednesday.