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Inside Cadillac F1's next steps: Crash tests, staff recruitment and drivers

At a glitzy event held in Miami, the Cadillac Formula 1 team unveiled the squad’s logo in true American style before a large group of guests, including the team's top management, potential sponsors and many VIPs. Behind that eye-catching facade is a project that is taking shape in a real race against time.More than two years have passed since the Andretti Global team first officially applied ...Keep readingSergio Perez · Miami See the Story

Cadillac's leading candidates for 2026

Colton Herta could find himself unable to secure a Cadillac F1 seat - due to his latest results in IndyCar.Sergio Perez · Mexico See the Story

F1 teams should be 'annoyed' if Cadillac beats them in 2026

Cadillac is aware it will likely be at the back of the grid in 2026 rather than replicate the immediate point-scoring exploits of Formula 1’s last new team.In March, F1 finally approved an 11th entry for a Cadillac-branded team co-owned by American manufacturer General Motors and TWG Motorsports, the entity that also owns Andretti Global - which tried to get an F1 team off the ground for several years.The time taken to approve the Cadillac entry…Cadillac · Detroit Read Article

F1 return of Mick Schumacher? "Isn't unrealistic"

With Cadillac, a new and eleventh team joins Formula One in 2026. Which two drivers will be in the cockpit for the US racing stable next year, is not yet officially announced. While Sergio Perez has found a first driver, Mick Schumacher hopes to be able to control the second bolid. F1 commentator Sascha Roos can imagine this.Mick Schumacher · United States Read Article

Guenther Steiner names dream line-up for Cadillac F1

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Sergio Perez urged to overlook Cadillac for rival F1 team

Sergio Perez's F1 future remains a hot topic.Sergio Perez · Mexico See the Story

Mario Andretti reveals Cadillac F1 driver line-up options are "somewhat limited”

Formula 1 legend Mario Andretti hopes his nascent Cadillac team can bridge the gap between the United States and Europe to draw more American drivers into the world championship.Cadillac See the Story

F1: Cadillac under no illusions, insists Towriss

Having had its bid officially accepted, ahead of its 2026 debut, TWG Motorsports CEO Dan Towriss insists that Cadillac is aware of the task it faces. For a while it looked like it was never going to happen, such was the resolve of F1 and the... More »Cadillac Read Article