US EditionBottas? Pérez? Which Drivers Could Cadillac Sign Ahead of 2026 F1 Debut?
- In an update, Cadillac Formula 1 Team confirmed no drivers are signed yet, with decisions expected in the coming months for its 2026 debut lineup.
- Cadillac’s entry as the 11th F1 team was approved after a lengthy process, with driver line-up decisions not yet prioritized, as preparations for the 2026 debut proceed.
- Lowdon confirmed 'we are advancing discussions with a number of drivers,' including Bottas, Pérez, Schumacher, and Drugovich, indicating broad candidate interest for Cadillac's 2026 F1 lineup.
- Cadillac confirmed no driver signings yet, with lineup decisions delayed until car readiness for the March 8 Australian Grand Prix and preseason tests.
- Beyond its debut, Cadillac aims to develop its own F1 power unit by 2030, positioning as a key player in the sport's U.S. growth, with exclusive access to a Keanu Reeves-produced docuseries.
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Keanu Reeves to Host, Exec Produce Docuseries on the Birth of the Cadillac Formula 1 Team in the U.S.
After a dream start for Brad Pitt's 'F1: The Movie,' the goal of the show, made with All3Media's North One, is to "showcase what it takes to participate in one of the most exclusive sports arenas in the world."
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Cadillac is looking for drivers for the next season for the start of Formula One. However, his name would have been expected to be the fewest fans.
Cadillac hints at attribute the team is prioritising for debut 2026 F1 driver line-up
Cadillac Team Principal Graeme Lowdon has remained tight-lipped on the subject of which drivers it will sign for its debut Formula 1 season next year. The American marque‘s much-anticipated maiden campaign is now just eight months away, and has so far yet to secure the signature of anyone to take the reins of its cars. Speculation has been continuously mounting as to who will be eventually hired, with Valtteri Bottas one of the leading figures, …
Cadillac discusses its plans for its driver lineup for the 2026 season.
Nearly 1 Of 4 Cadillacs Sold Is Fully Electric
Cadillac Lyriq sales continue to drop and they were off 31.2% in the second quarter. The brand is seeing “strong” demand for the Optiq, Vistiq, and Escalade IQ. Sales of gas-powered models climbed with the exception of the CT4 and XT4. The Lyriq has been a bright spot for Cadillac, but it had a dismal second quarter as sales tumbled 31.2% to 5,017 units. This followed a disappointing first quarter and year-to-date sales are down 28.8% to 9,317. …
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