Overview

• Cadillac confirmed the pairing on Tuesday, unveiling the drivers in a promotional video, and both return to the grid after last racing in Abu Dhabi 2024.
• Team principal Graeme Lowdon said two highly experienced racers were selected to provide leadership, feedback and know‑how during the team’s build‑up.
• The entry will launch with Ferrari power units in 2026, with General Motors pursuing its own power‑unit program later in the decade.
• The announcement closes off a Cadillac race seat for Mick Schumacher, further complicating his immediate Formula 1 comeback prospects.
• Coverage notes Pérez brings notable sponsor backing and access to the Mexican market for GM, complementing the sporting rationale for the lineup.