One of the most famous US automotive names comes to Formula 1 for 2026, as the all-new Cadillac squad make their debut as the grid’s 11th team. It’s not just their name that’s familiar – drivers Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas are among the most experienced in the paddock, boasting 16 GP wins and over 500 race starts between them. Team Principal Graeme Lowdon has F1 form too, with the former Marussia outfit. Engine supply comes from Ferrari, with Cadillac owners General Motors (GM) due to debut their own power unit from 2029.
2025
Gain official go-ahead for 2026 entry and team launch logo and branding at a red-carpet event at the Miami Grand Prix. GM approved as F1 power unit supplier for 2029 and American IndyCar star Colton Herta signed as test driver. Debut race line-up of Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez announced.
2024
Formula 1 and GM agree in principle for Cadillac to become the sport’s 11th entry and ex-Marussia chief Graeme Lowdon is made Team Principal of the squad – a joint venture with TWG Motorsports. Ferrari confirm an engine and gearbox supply deal for 2026.
