Cadillac

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Herta could replace Bottas at Cadillac in F1 2027
NewsThe Race24 Oct 2026

Herta could replace Bottas at Cadillac in F1 2027

Cadillac's 2027 F1 driver line-up isn't yet finalised, with reserve Colton Herta among those in contention to replace Valtteri Bottas

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Cryptic comment leaves door open over Cadillac F1 2027 driver line-up
NewsCrash.net24 Oct 2026

Cryptic comment leaves door open over Cadillac F1 2027 driver line-up

Marcin Budkowski's comments ahead of the US Grand Prix have left question marks surrounding the 2027 Cadillac driver line-up

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Why Cadillac F1 boss provoked fresh intrigue by dodging driver question
NewsMotorsport.com24 Oct 2026

Why Cadillac F1 boss provoked fresh intrigue by dodging driver question

The US GP weekend naturally means the spotlight gravitates towards Formula 1’s two American-owned teams. That has led to some awkward questions for Cadillac amid ongoing speculation over its driver line-up for 2027 and beyond. Both Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas are on “multi-year” contracts, understood to be a so-called one-plus-one arrangement in which the second year is optional ... Keep read

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The intrigue caused by Cadillac's F1 boss dodging driver market question
NewsAutosport24 Oct 2026

The intrigue caused by Cadillac's F1 boss dodging driver market question

The US GP weekend naturally means the spotlight gravitates towards Formula 1’s two American-owned teams. That has led to some awkward questions for Cadillac amid ongoing speculation over its driver line-up for 2027 and beyond. Both Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas are on “multi-year” contracts, understood to be a so-called one-plus-one arrangement in which the second year is optional ... Keep read

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When Cadillac will open its F1 engine factory
NewsAutosport22 Oct 2026

When Cadillac will open its F1 engine factory

Cadillac has revealed its Formula 1 engine factory will open on 18 December. General Motors was approved by the FIA in 2025 as a power unit supplier from the 2029 season onwards, hence the construction of new F1 engine facilities at the manufacturer’s base in Charlotte, North Carolina. “We're opening our whole engine factory, if you will, in Charlotte, North Carolina on 18 December,” ... Keep read

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