Cadillac shows early progress but remains without points in first F1 season
Reports say Cadillac has made some progress during the first half of its debut Formula 1 campaign, even as the new team continues to face challenges. Coverage also notes technical scrutiny of its first car and suggests it may offer clues around the departure of team principal Graeme Lowdon.
Cadillac entered Formula 1 in 2026 as the grid’s 11th team. Its debut driver line-up features Valtteri Bottas, formerly of Mercedes, and Sergio Perez, formerly of Red Bull.
According to Motorsport.com, Bottas said he has seen clear progress from the newly formed team during the first half of its maiden season. Even so, Cadillac is still chasing its first point and has also dealt with reliability problems.
The Race said its technical analysis examined Cadillac’s first car from front to back. That report said the car may offer clues as to why team principal Graeme Lowdon was moved on.
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