Ferrari to Supply Engines for Cadillac's New Formula 1 Team Starting in 2026

The multi-year agreement is conditional on FIA approval of Cadillac's entry as the 11th team on the F1 grid.

Ferrari has announced a multi-year deal to supply engines and gearboxes to Cadillac's Formula 1 team, set to debut in the 2026 season.
The agreement is contingent on the FIA granting final approval for Cadillac's entry into the championship as an 11th team.
Cadillac, backed by General Motors, plans to develop its own engines by 2028 but will initially rely on Ferrari's power units.
The move comes as F1 prepares for significant regulatory changes in 2026, including new engine and chassis rules, and a growing U.S. presence in the sport.
This partnership follows months of discussions and marks Ferrari's continued role in supporting new entrants, similar to its past collaboration with Haas.