Overview
- Sergio Pérez is in discussions with Cadillac F1 for a potential three-year contract starting in 2026, as the team seeks experienced drivers for its debut under new regulations.
- Cadillac faces competition from at least two other teams vying for Pérez’s signature, though the Mexican driver remains a leading candidate for the American outfit.
- Pérez has emphasized his return to F1 depends on finding a project that values his experience and provides strong motivation, aligning with Cadillac’s goals for its inaugural season.
- The Mexico City Grand Prix has secured its place on the Formula 1 calendar with a new three-year deal through 2028, despite the absence of a Mexican driver on the grid this year.
- Cadillac is expected to finalize its 2026 driver lineup by mid-2025, with Pérez’s decision anticipated this month as the Miami Grand Prix weekend unfolds.