Cadillac
Formula 1's 11th constructor — America's Cadillac joins the grid in 2026.
Cadillac Formula 1 Team
Cadillac became Formula 1's 11th constructor when they joined the grid for the 2026 season, ending a long battle for entry approval from the FIA and Formula 1 Management. The American manufacturer — a division of General Motors — had been pursuing an F1 entry since 2023, initially through a partnership with Andretti Global. After regulatory approval was finally granted, Cadillac assembled a team based in the United States with technical partnerships in Europe. Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez — both returning to the grid after their 2024 departures — were signed as drivers, bringing a combined 25+ years of F1 experience to the new team. As expected for a new constructor, Cadillac's debut season has been challenging, but both drivers have shown occasional flashes of competitiveness. The team is building towards long-term success, with General Motors' resources and the prestige of the Cadillac brand behind them.
- 2023–2025: Entry approval battle — Andretti/Cadillac fight for FIA and FOM approval
- 2026: Cadillac F1 debut — 11th constructor, Bottas and Pérez return to grid
- Founded
- 1902
- Headquarters
- Concord, North Carolina, USA
- F1 Entry
- 2026
- Total Seasons
- 1 seasons
- Total Races
- 7
- Total Wins
- 0
- Total Poles
- 0
- Total Podiums
- 0
Championships
Championships
The first Formula 1 car to carry the Cadillac name. Built for the new 2026 active aero regulations, the CF1-26 represents America's return to Formula 1 as a constructor for the first time in decades. Powered by a customer power unit, the car is the foundation for Cadillac's long-term F1 programme.
Cadillac CF1-26 (2026) — Debut season. Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez. Building towards competitiveness. America's newest F1 constructor.
Every Cadillac F1 Car
* Race and win statistics cover championship rounds only. Non-championship races excluded. Data sourced from FIA official records and credible motorsport publications.
Awards by Year
No championship titles recorded.
Annual Spend
Debut season. General Motors backing. Total operations est. ~$200M+.
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