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Special helmet for a special weekend ✨ My friends from Admin By Request join me for the biggest race of the season 👊 #FIAWEC taken in Le Mans, France by @adminbyrequest

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It’s a big news day at Admin By Request 📢

You’ve probably already guessed - we’re continuing our partnership with Danish motorsport legend and BMW M team hypercar driver, Kevin Magnussen!

He’s already kicked off the 2026 season with the 24 Hours of Daytona, and we can’t wait to tackle the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans with K-Mag once again 👊🏼

Click the link in Bio to read the full press release.

#Partnership #KevinMagnuseen #AdminByRequest #BMW #WEC by @adminbyrequest

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Excited to announce our extended partnership with Audi Revolut F1 Team driver, Nico Hulkenberg. Click the link in Bio to read the full press release. Bring on 2026! 🏁

#Partnership #NicoHulkenberg #AdminByRequest #AudiF1Team by @adminbyrequest

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UPDATE FROM SEPANG 🇲🇾🔥

Update from the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, where a challenging build-up turned into a promising qualifying session for Nico Hulkenberg and the Audi Revolut F1 Team.

Nico had the pace and looked set to put together a strong lap in the closing stages of Q1. Unfortunately, a lock-up on his final and decisive attempt cost valuable time, meaning the German missed out on Q2 and had to settle for P17.

“It was a disappointing end to qualifying because the lap was coming together well until the lock-up in the final sector. The margins are so tight these days that you need to get every corner right, and unfortunately that cost us a significant amount of lap time,” said Nico Hulkenberg.

Thanks to penalties for other competitors, the German Admin By Request ambassador will move up two positions and start from P15 when the lights go out at Sepang.

“Tomorrow will be a demanding race with high tyre degradation, and the weather could add another element. Starting further back is never ideal, but there are plenty of variables here, so we'll give it our best shot and try to make our way forward,” the German added.

Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang International Circuit gets underway at 15:00 local time (GMT +8).

Want to follow it live? Watch every session on the official F1 TV app 🤙📱

📸 Audi Revolut F1 Team

#nicohulkenberg #formula1 #adminbyrequest #partnership taken in Sepang International Circuit by @adminbyrequest

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Day 1 of the Admin By Request US/NZ Summit 🌎

After travelling to Austin, Texas from both sides of the world, our Senior Leadership team and other team members from key departments have officially arrived at Lost Pines!

We kicked things off with an afternoon meet & greet, where some of us finally got to meet in person for the first time, handed out some appropriately Texan welcome goodies, had a few drinks, and finished the evening with dinner together at the resort.

More from Texas coming soon 👀

#AdminByRequest #CompanySummit #Texas #TeamABR #CompanyCulture by @adminbyrequest

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17 hours ago

HELLO, MALAYSIA 🇲🇾👋

Formula 1 returns to Sepang International Circuit for the first time in almost a decade this weekend, as Nico Hulkenberg and the rest of the Audi Revolut F1 Team head to Malaysia for the Bahrain Grand Prix!

Relocated to Malaysia due to the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, the Bahrain Grand Prix marks the second leg of the Asian triple-header – and the return to Sepang brings back a classic Formula 1 venue known for its technical layout, changing weather conditions and intense heat and humidity.

“It's cool to head back to Sepang this year. This circuit has been around for a long time and it’s one we haven't raced at for a while. It's not a track that relies on big headline corners, but there are a few sections that are quite technical and reward getting the details right. Add the heat and the humidity, and it always creates an interesting challenge,” said Nico Hulkenberg.

After introducing a new package in Baku last weekend, the focus for Nico and the team will be on continuing to fine-tune the upgrades and extracting maximum performance from the R26 around the Malaysian circuit.

“We learned a few useful things with the new package in Baku, and now it's about building on that and extracting more from it.”

Qualifying gets underway at 16:00 local time (GMT +8) on Saturday, while the lights go out for the 56-lap Bahrain Grand Prix at 15:00 on Sunday.

Want to follow it live? Watch every session on the official F1 TV app 🤙📱

QUICK FACTS ➡️ SEPANG ⤵️

🏗️ Constructed between 1997 and 1999, Sepang International Circuit was one of the first complete track designs by renowned circuit designer Hermann Tilke – who later created Formula 1 venues including Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Austin.

🌧️ The 2001 race was hit by a huge rainstorm, creating a chaotic Grand Prix that saw Jos Verstappen – father of four-time world champion Max Verstappen – briefly lead before Ferrari eventually secured a 1-2 finish.

🏆 With seven victories between 1999 and 2015, Scuderia Ferrari is the most successful Formula 1 team at Sepang.

📸 Audi Revolut F1 Team

#nicohulkenberg #formula1 #adminbyrequest #partnership taken in Sepang International Circuit by @adminbyrequest

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“So disappointing to miss out”

Recap from a challenging Formula 1 weekend in the streets of Baku for Nico Hulkenberg and the rest of the Audi Revolut F1 Team. A clear lack of straight-line speed made both overtaking and defending difficult on the high-speed street circuit, which features a main straight of more than two kilometres.

Nevertheless, Nico kept his cool through an action-packed race with several Safety Car periods and fought his way from P18. Points were within reach as the German race ace held P10 in the closing stages – but an overtake in the final minutes ultimately dropped him out of the points.

“Points looked in reach for a bit, so it’s disappointing to miss out. I was running in P10 towards the end, but the cars ahead started battling, which cost us some time and allowed Carlos (Sainz, red.) to get into my tow. There wasn’t much I could do to hold him back. That’s been a bit the story of our weekend,” said Nico Hulkenberg after the race.

“We take it on the chin and move on. We have a few days now to go through the data, understand the package better and see what we can get out of it next weekend.”

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix was the first part of a triple-header that continues in Malaysia next weekend before moving on to Singapore 🇲🇾 ⏩️ 🇸🇬

📸 Audi Revolut F1 Team

#nicohulkenberg #formula1 #adminbyrequest #partnership taken in Baku, Azerbaijan by @adminbyrequest

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READY, SET, BAKU 🇦🇿💪

Update from Friday in Baku, where qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix didn’t quite go Nico Hulkenberg's way. A difficult Q1 meant the Audi Revolut F1 Team driver missed out on Q2 and will start Saturday’s race from P18. Nevertheless, there’s still reason for optimism ahead of more than 300 kilometres of racing on the streets of Baku – a circuit where opportunities can quickly arise.

“Today’s result is obviously disappointing, as I feel we were more competitive than the final classification suggests. On the first run, we missed the tow, which makes a big difference around here. Then, on my final lap, I was caught by a yellow flag at Turn 15 and again had no tow down the long straight,” Nico Hulkenberg said.

“We were also lacking some straight-line speed, which makes things particularly difficult at this circuit. There is naturally still more for us to learn about the upgrades as we work to understand and optimise the package. Starting from the back is never easy, but this is Baku and opportunities can arise, so we need to stay sharp and be ready to take them.”

Let’s hit those streets! We’re ready for some classic Baku action when the lights go out tomorrow at 15:00 local time (GMT+4) 🏁

📸 Audi Revolut F1 Team

#nicohulkenberg #formula1 #adminbyrequest #partnership taken in Baku, Azerbaijan by @adminbyrequest

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BACK IN THE STREETS 🇦🇿 🔥

After an encouraging weekend in Madrid, where Nico Hulkenberg secured his third points-scoring finish of the 2026 Formula 1 season, the German race ace and Admin By Request ambassador is ready to take on the notorious streets of Baku!

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix marks the start of an intense Asian triple-header, with Malaysia and Singapore following over the next two weekends – and with its combination of high speeds, heavy braking zones and unforgiving walls, Baku is known for producing plenty of drama.

“We've been consistently fighting around the points over the last few weekends, and that's where we want to stay. Baku is one of those circuits where things can change quickly, so if we put everything together and have a clean weekend, there should be opportunities. What we can expect is for the battle around our positions to be quite close, as in the previous rounds, so we will need to execute well,” said Nico Hulkenberg.

This weekend also runs to an unusual schedule, with the Azerbaijan Grand Prix taking place on Saturday. That means preparations are already underway, with the first two practice sessions completed on Thursday.

“Overall, it was a reasonable day. The sessions were not entirely straightforward, with a few challenges to work through, but the underlying picture is encouraging,” the German added.

Next up is FP3 followed by qualifying at 16:00 local time (GMT +4) on Friday, before the lights go out for the 51-lap Azerbaijan Grand Prix at 15:00 on Saturday.

Want to follow it live? Watch every session on the official F1 TV app 🤙📱

QUICK FACTS ➡️ BAKU ⤵️

🚀 At 2.2 kilometres, Baku features the longest flat-out section on the Formula 1 calendar – with the cars reaching huge speeds along the Caspian Sea waterfront.

🏰 At the opposite extreme, the famous Old Town section around Turns 8 and 9 narrows to just 7.6 metres as the cars squeeze past Baku’s medieval city walls…

🏁 The 6.003 km Baku City Circuit first hosted Formula 1 in 2016 as the European Grand Prix, before becoming home to the Azerbaijan Grand Prix the following year.

📸 Audi Revolut F1 Team

hashtag#nicohulkenberg hashtag#formula1 hashtag#adminbyequest taken in Baku, Azerbaijan by @adminbyrequest

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In the next part of 𝗦𝗶𝗽𝘀 & 𝗦𝘆𝘀𝗮𝗱𝗺𝗶𝗻𝘀 𝗔𝗕𝗥 𝗔𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗛𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀, we ask the team what their favorite feature of Admin By Request is.

Which one would you pick? 🤔

#Sysadmins #Favourite #Features #Cybersecurity #AdminByRequest by @adminbyrequest

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