US EditionCadillac Taking Inspo From NASA Before F1 Debut
FISHERS, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, JUL 1 – Cadillac aims to leverage NASA-inspired management and a $12.5 billion backer to build a competitive Formula 1 team with 600 staff ready for the 2026 season.
- Cadillac will join Formula 1 as the sport's 11th team in 2026, preparing for its debut at the Australian Grand Prix in March.
- The team draws heavily on the Apollo program’s flat, peer-to-peer management style to meet immovable deadlines and complex engineering tasks.
- Cadillac’s operations span multiple sites including a new factory in Fishers, Indiana, and bases in Silverstone and the U.S., employing roughly 400 staff out of a planned 600.
- Graeme Lowdon said the team has made 10,000 components and emphasized engineers want to collaborate directly to solve problems, noting, “I did that.”
- Despite limitless ambition and funds, Cadillac expects to start last on the grid while considering experienced drivers and focusing on readiness rather than early decisions.
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