Cadillac Approved to Join Formula 1 Grid in 2026

General Motors and Cadillac secure F1 entry with Ferrari engines, marking a historic move for American motorsport.

Cadillac will become the 11th team on the Formula 1 grid starting in 2026, marking the first new F1 team since Haas joined in 2016.
The team will initially use Ferrari engines for its first two seasons before transitioning to General Motors-developed power units in 2028.
Michael Andretti, who led the initial bid, stepped back from his leadership role earlier this year, with Dan Towriss now heading the project.
Mario Andretti will serve on Cadillac F1's board of directors, continuing to champion the effort for an all-American F1 team.
Colton Herta, a top American IndyCar driver, is a leading candidate for one of the team's driver seats, contingent on meeting FIA Super License requirements.