US EditionFormula 1 Revenues Soar to $4bn as Sport Cashes in on Popularity
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Formula 1 revenues soar to $4bn as sport cashes in on popularity
Formula 1 is closing on annual revenues of $4bn after their recent accounts recorded a 14 per cent increase to $3.9bn. The healthy spike comes as Formula 1 parent company Liberty Media reported a rise in team payouts – by 11 per cent – to $1.4bn ahead of the 2026 season, which will see Cadillac added to the grid as the sport’s 11th team. The annual report, posted by the firm that acquired the highest level of global motorsport in 2017, shows ope…
The Formula 1 will soon see Cadillac's first appearance in the Grand Prix next month and Mario Andretti wants to reassure himself of the solidity of the project. The 1978 world champion claims to have received personal guarantees from the team director Graeme Lowdon, in whom he places total confidence. At the origin of this adventure is Michael Andretti, son of Mario, whose initiative led to the arrival of the first new team in Formula 1 in ten …
A debut with pressure for Cadillac and Czech in the F1 2026 The start of the 2026 season of Formula 1 is getting closer and the focus is on Sergio Pérez's return with Cadillac F1, the new team that will make its debut as the 11th team of the championship. However, a few days from the Australian Grand Prix, the team has received news that could alter its start in the maximum category of motor racing. The sanction that changes the landscape in Aus…
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