Overview
- Team principal Graeme Lowdon told reporters in Las Vegas it is impossible to set realistic championship goals before seeing the car against rivals.
- With General Motors’ support, the program is designed to operate at the cost cap and prioritize rapid development over accepting a back‑of‑grid role.
- Cadillac is scaling from 400-plus staff toward 600 using a flat, Apollo-inspired management model across sites in Silverstone, Indianapolis and Charlotte, with aero work in Toyota’s Cologne wind tunnel.
- Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas are signed for 2026, and the outfit will be the second U.S.-flagged team on the grid alongside Haas.
- The team will start with Ferrari power units before GM’s in-house engine effort targeted for 2029, and Colton Herta has been appointed test driver with plans to race in F2 next season.