Cadillac sets no targets for debut F1 season in '26

So that they are no longer ‘achecopalized’! The driver ‘Checo’ Pérez is in talks with the Cadillac team to return to Formula 1 in the 2026 season. ‘Checo’ Pérez left Red Bull at the end of 2024 and because he did not have a seat in other teams, he was out of the ‘Great Circus’. However, his return can be a reality thanks to the Cadillac team that started talks to run with them, reported the journalist ‘Chacho’ Lopez.

Cadillac is entering the Formula 1 World Championship next year with boundless ambitions, but according to team principal Graeme Lowdon, they currently don't know how competitive they will be.

Punto y Coma MX Journalist Luis Manuel López pointed out that Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez could return to Formula One with the Cadillac team. Mexican driver Sergio Checo Pérez would be in negotiations with the newly created Cadillac team, which would mean his return to Formula One by 2026. Loa anterior was revealed by sports journalist Luis Manuel López for Fox Sports Radio. “I just found out that there are Czech negotiations with Cadillac,” he said. L…

Formula 1 News: 'No target' at least for first F1 season

(GMM) Cadillac will not be content with life as a Formula 1 midfielder, according to team boss Graeme Lowdon (pictured). The 59-year-old is best known in F1 circles as the … Read More The post Formula 1 News: ‘No target’ at least for first F1 season – Lowdon appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

'No Target' At Least For First F1 Season

Cadillac will not be content with life as a Formula 1 midfielder, according to team boss Graeme Lowdon.The 59-year-old is best known in F1 circles as the original Manor founder – whose journey in Formula 1 via Virgin and Marussia identities ultimately ended in ignominy and financial collapse.But he is back in the paddock after the original Andretti project became the fully GM-backed Cadillac F1, which has finally been granted a confirmed team en…

Cadillac sets no targets for debut F1 season in '26

Cadillac has no intention of settling for a mid-grid existence in Formula 1, insists team boss Graeme Lowdon.