Overview
- Cadillac CEO Dan Towriss said Sergio Pérez "nailed" his interview, steering the team away from a veteran–rookie plan to a fully experienced pairing.
- Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas have signed minimum two-year contracts as Cadillac finalizes preparations for its 2026 entry.
- Max Verstappen called Pérez "very valuable," citing the Mexican’s experience across multiple teams and regulation eras as a key asset for a new operation.
- Lewis Hamilton praised Bottas’s talent and character and said knowledge drawn from Red Bull and Mercedes should help the project move faster.
- RacingNews365 reported an audience poll with about 80% support for the Pérez–Bottas choice as Cadillac integrates the drivers into development work.