Overview
- Pérez told Autorace that joining Cadillac will be the last project of his Formula 1 career.
- He is weeks from returning after a year-long sabbatical as the 2026 program ramps up with pre-season testing in January.
- The Mexican driver says he is in active communication with Cadillac, providing guidance on specific areas and feeling his influence is recognized.
- He downplayed the importance of the starting point, stating that rapid progress and making an immediate impact from day one matter most.
- Reports indicate he has a two-season deal and will partner Valtteri Bottas, with the season scheduled to open at the Australian Grand Prix in March.