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Cadillac Keeps Sergio Pérez Until at Least 2029

The move gives the new team a veteran leader to steady car development during a scoreless debut season.

Overview

  • Cadillac announced on Wednesday, October 28, 2026 that it had extended Sergio Pérez's contract through at least 2029, confirming his long‑term role with the team.
  • Pérez said he believes in Cadillac's project and will commit the next three years to help the team improve its car and race operations.
  • The team has not yet scored World Championship points and sits last in the constructors' standings, making driver continuity a priority for development.
  • Team principal Marcin Budkowski declined to confirm whether Valtteri Bottas will keep the second race seat and said Cadillac has received inquiries from other drivers and managers.
  • Cadillac credited Pérez's experience and technical feedback with accelerating chassis work at its Silverstone, Indianapolis and Charlotte sites, and the team said the next milestones to watch are on‑track pace gains and the resolution of the second cockpit for 2027.