Cadillac’s new F1 team makes its US debut in Miami as both cars finish for a third straight race
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Valtteri Bottas came into the finish line at the first Cadillac home game in Miami with two laps behind the winner Kimi Antonelli. Why that doesn't cause frustration, he explained after the race.
The Miami Grand Prix offered a new example of the difficulties faced by Cadillac in Formula 1, with an unusual incident involving Valteri Bottas, a victim of a technical problem which the team had identified well. The Finnish driver finished 18th, two laps away from the winner, after having received a penalty of passing through the stands for speeding in the way of the stands. The FIA commissioners indeed sanctioned Bottas, flashed at 89.5 (...)
Valtteri Bottas' unusual Miami F1 penalty explained
Valtteri Bottas' unusual penalty at the Miami Grand Prix is the latest symptom of some of the teething issues F1's newest team is dealing with, but Cadillac is buoyed by the results of its first in-season upgrades.Cadillac brought an ambitious set of updates to its home race in Miami after having started its F1 adventure with a relatively basic launch car. Those upgrades, centred around an ...Keep reading
Cadillac Gifted Custom Nike Dunk Low For Miami GP
Cadillac F1 made its United States debut over the weekend at the Miami Grand Prix, and it was gifted a special pair of shoes for the occasion. As part of the “Friends & Family” trend the company follows, in which it gifts exclusive pairs of sneakers to certain parties, Nike made a custom pair of Dunk Lows for the team. To maintain their exclusivity, only two pairs were made and gifted to team owners Dan and Cassidy Towriss, who own the team via …
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