Overview
Cadillac Formula 1 Team designs, builds and races cars in the Formula 1 world championship, combining a racing operation with a global sports and consumer brand. Its technical staff develop the car's shape and mechanical systems, manufacture components and prepare the cars for competition at circuits around the world. Engineers and mechanics work with drivers to test changes, analyze performance and maintain the cars through race weekends. Commercial partners use the team to reach racing audiences, while its official store sells team clothing and other branded merchandise. The team was founded in 2024 by TWG Motorsports in partnership with General Motors and operates in the United States and Europe.
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What believers are saying
- UK retirement contributions receive support: Cadillac matches employee pension contributions up to 8%.
- Commercial backing gains duration: Cadillac signed a multi-year Frontieras North America partnership in October 2026.
- Engineering scope extends beyond chassis: GM's dedicated power-unit company is developing Cadillac's own racing engines.
What critics are saying
- Performance remains behind rivals: Cadillac reported a one-to-one-and-a-half-second pace deficit at the October 2026 Singapore race.
- Trackside work restricts personal time: Cadillac's travelling mechanic vacancy requires extensive international travel, evenings and weekends.
- Leadership changes during the first season: Cadillac replaced team principal Graeme Lowdon with Marcin Budkowski in August 2026.
What makes Cadillac Formula 1 Team unique
- Aerodynamics cross borders: Cadillac uses Cologne wind-tunnel specialists alongside its Silverstone technical, production and logistics centers.
- External engines separate team responsibilities: Ferrari supplies Cadillac power units and gearboxes.
- Factory workflows share one system: Cadillac uses IFS for supply chain, production and quality management.
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