US EditionCadillac Formula 1® Team Partners with IFS Ahead of the Team's Debut Season
IFS software supports Cadillac Formula 1 Team's operations to optimize resources, streamline processes, and meet strict cost caps and regulations, enabling competitive performance.
- IFS, the leading provider of Industrial software, today named Cadillac Formula 1 Team's official technology partner with its software supporting multiple operations.
- Implementing IFS early allowed the team to optimize resources and enable real-time decisions, starting with core financials and procurement before expanding to supply chain, production and quality management.
- IFS systems will support inventory and engineering management to ensure critical parts are available, streamlining operations, reducing manual processes, and enabling automation for Formula 1's strict cost cap and technical regulations.
- Embedding the software is expected to increase brand exposure on race cars, drivers' and official Team apparel, while Tyler Epp said it supports operational agility, according to the source.
- With private testing in Barcelona at the end of January, Melbourne, Australian Grand Prix in March will mark the end of a three-year journey and the start of the American team's bid as the 11th team.
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Cadillac Formula 1® Team Partners with IFS Ahead of the Team's Debut Season
IFS software used by Cadillac Formula 1® Team to support multiple areas of the Team's operations Partnership to showcase the power of IFS and include key brand placements for IFS across Cadillac Formula 1® Team assets DALLAS and SILVERSTONE, England, Jan. 7, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IFS, the leading provider of Industrial software, today announces a strategic partnership with Cadillac Formula 1® Team ahead of the team making its highly anticipate…
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