First female F1 team boss to leave Sauber - reports


Formula One - F1 - Korean Grand Prix 2012 - Korean International Circuit, Yeongam, South Korea - 11/10/12 Monisha Kaltenborn is announced as Team Principal of Sauber, taking over from Peter Sauber (not pictured) Mandatory Credit: Action Images / Crispin Thruston Livepic

LONDON (Reuters) - Motor racing's Sauber have parted company with Monisha Kaltenborn, the first woman to run a Formula One team, according to multiple media reports on Wednesday.

The Swiss-based team, which had issued a sponsor announcement on Tuesday with quotes from Kaltenborn welcoming the Additive Industries as new partner, could not be contacted immediately for comment.

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