Cadillac F1 Team Inundated With Interest As Drivers Mad For Seat
Cadillac's new UK headquarters at Silverstone and ongoing hiring process are crucial in developing a potent F1 car, ensuring the team is race-ready before its debut in twelve months. Now, though, Cadillac's priority is signing two strong drivers. Newsweek Sports reported recently the team is keen on having an American talent on board.
F1 was once Colton Herta's goal; now he's not sure. But the young Andretti Global IndyCar drive also needs to qualify.
The entry was approved in November and now is official, according to the sport's FIA governing body and team management.
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Aston Martin star nominates himself for F1 seat switchAn Aston Martin star has nominated himself for a switch to a rival Formula 1 squad ahead of a major change to the sport in ...
The man tasked with being Cadillac F1 Team’s boss for its Formula 1 team has said the sport’s cost cap will give the team a ...
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Cadillac F1 boss addresses potential conflict of interest with ‘no favouritism’ vowGraeme Lowdon has explained why Zhou Guanyu - a driver he manages - won't be shown favouritism for a drive with Cadillac in ...
Team principal Graeme Lowdon says GM-backed outfit has list of potential drivers for debut season, including China’s first F1 ...
Cadillac F1 team principal Graeme Lowdon has detailed the extensive preparations underway to ensure the team is ready to ...
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