Cadillac suffers double retirement at Austrian GP as cars blaze with brake fires
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Mexico City.- The following weekends of race will be complicated for Cadillac, but within the team they are clear that they do not intend to skip any stage of the process. With the double abandonment due to overheating of the brakes, the team could not verify if the updates introduced this weekend are actually working or if they were the cause of all the problems that Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas suffered, since there was never a warning sig…
Fishers' Formula 1 team has a brutal day in Austria as both Cadillacs catch fire
The Formula 1 team building its North American home right here in Fishers endured one of its worst afternoons of a difficult rookie season Sunday, as both Cadillac cars caught fire and retired in the opening laps of the Austrian Grand Prix. On a scorching day at the Red Bull Ring — air temperatures around 34°C (93°F) and track temperatures reported as high as 61°C (142°F) — Cadillac’s overheating brakes proved its undoing. Finnish veteran Valtte…
Cadillac experiences a fiasco at the Formula 1 race at Spielberg. First the brakes of Valtteri Bottas burn off, then Sergio P rez catches it.
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