Fishers' Future F1 Team Endures Another Tough Sunday as Both Cadillacs Retire in Hungary
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What's behind Cadillac's double retirement at the Hungaroring?
F1 Grand Prix, GP Hungary, Hungaroring Cadillac endured a disappointing end to the first half of its debut Formula 1 season after both of its cars retired from the Hungarian Grand Prix, highlighting the reliability challenges that continue to... More »
The Hungarian Grand Prix ended prematurely for Cadillac F1 this Sunday, with mechanical problems on both cars. The team had signed the last two qualifying chronologies and Sergio Pérez left the stands. Besides a somewhat frustrating pace, the Mexican finally had to give up on a break in suspension. He draws a somewhat frustrated but also encouraging balance for the team, and he is convinced that the lessons of the recent inconveniences will be (…
Fishers' Future F1 Team Endures Another Tough Sunday as Both Cadillacs Retire in Hungary
The Formula 1 team that will soon call Fishers home hit another rough patch Sunday, as both Cadillac cars failed to finish the Hungarian Grand Prix in Budapest. Valtteri Bottas was the first to go. On Lap 15 of the 70-lap race, the Finn pulled into the pit lane with his left-front brake on fire, even using the pit wall to help slow the car, according to PlanetF1’s race report. Teammate Sergio Perez, who had started from the pit lane, limped back…
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