Cadillac outlines its developing Formula 1 infrastructure
Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowdon said the new Formula 1 team is still building out its infrastructure while operating across several sites. The program is centered on Silverstone and also uses General Motors facilities in North Carolina and Michigan, plus Toyota’s wind tunnel in Cologne.
Graeme Lowdon has provided an update on Cadillac’s current Formula 1 infrastructure, saying the team is still developing its setup as it prepares to join the grid. The project remains under construction rather than operating from a single fully established base.
Cadillac is currently working from multiple locations, with its main hub at Silverstone in the United Kingdom. The team is also making use of General Motors facilities in North Carolina and Michigan.
In addition, Cadillac is using Toyota’s wind tunnel in Cologne, Germany. The update underlines that the new entrant is progressing its F1 operation while key parts of its infrastructure are still being built.
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