Overview
- Cadillac’s 2026 debut will be led by Sergio Pérez alongside Valtteri Bottas, a veteran pairing intended to guide the new team’s development.
- Speaking at a Mexico City event, Pérez acknowledged that early points may be scarce and pledged full commitment to a long-term build.
- He pointed to the 2026 technical overhaul as the key opportunity that convinced him to join General Motors’ entrant.
- Pérez stressed a cooperative approach with Bottas, highlighting simulator work, pit practice and preparation to speed progress before next season.
- He reflected on his Red Bull exit by criticizing the second car’s demands on teammates, as former McLaren coordinator Jo Ramírez backed Cadillac’s choice of experienced drivers.