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Gabriel Bortoleto, a Brazilian driver, raced for Sauber in the 2025 Formula 1 season with car number 5. Bortoleto was born on 14 October 2004. Bortoleto finished 19th in the 2025 drivers' championship with 19 points and no wins or podiums – 404 points behind champion Lando Norris.
Bortoleto's best result was 6th at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Bortoleto's teammate was Nico Hülkenberg; Bortoleto was level in their qualifying head-to-head 12–12 and trailed the race head-to-head 11–13.
Bortoleto scored points in 5 of 24 Grands Prix; 6 sprints brought no points. Bortoleto's average qualifying position was 14.0. From grid to flag, Bortoleto gained a net 8 places across 19 classified finishes. Bortoleto scored 27% of Sauber's 2025 total of 70 points.
Final 2025 results after 24 rounds. Data: Jolpica F1 API.
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Gabriel Bortoleto: quick facts
Short answers about Bortoleto's 2025 season.
What team did Gabriel Bortoleto drive for in 2025?
Gabriel Bortoleto drove for Sauber in the 2025 Formula 1 season.
What car number did Gabriel Bortoleto use in 2025?
Gabriel Bortoleto raced with car number 5 in 2025.
How many points did Gabriel Bortoleto score in 2025?
Gabriel Bortoleto scored 19 points in 2025 and finished 19th in the drivers' championship, 404 points behind champion Lando Norris.
How many races did Gabriel Bortoleto win in 2025?
Gabriel Bortoleto did not win a Grand Prix in 2025. Bortoleto's best result was 6th at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
Who was Gabriel Bortoleto's teammate in 2025?
Nico Hülkenberg was Gabriel Bortoleto's teammate at Sauber in 2025. Bortoleto was level in the qualifying head-to-head 12–12 and trailed the race head-to-head 11–13.
Gabriel Bortoleto biography
Gabriel Bortoleto was born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 2004. He won the Formula 3 title in 2023 with Trident and followed it with the Formula 2 championship in 2024 with Invicta, taking both crowns in his rookie season in each series.
That earned him a race seat with Sauber for 2025, making him the first Brazilian to race full time in F1 since Felipe Massa retired in 2017. He stayed on as the team became Audi’s works operation, and in 2026 he partners Nico Hülkenberg at Audi.
