Cadillac delays the announcement of his pilots for the start in F1 in the middle of speculation on Sergio Perez
Get ready for the thrill of the century as Cadillac gears up for its monumental entrance into the Formula 1 scene in 2026. The American automaker, backed by GM, is in no rush to unveil its drivers for the upcoming season, igniting intense speculation around the racing world.
With the design of the well advanced team car and plans for its own power unit approved for use from 2029, the burning question remains – which will pilot Cadillac in the high octane world of F1?
-Despite the persistent rumors binding the experienced pilot Sergio Perez to the team, the director general of Cadillac, Dan Towriss, remains discreet on any signs of a confirmed pilot. In a recent declaration to journalists, Towriss underlined the meticulous process of selection of the perfect candidate for their start season, emphasizing the more importance than performance on the track.
Towriss hinted at the possibility of having an American pilot representing Cadillac, but stressed the importance of choosing the right person at the right time, rather than rushing into a decision for reasons of nationality. Although the team is engaged in the idea of a local ‘talent behind the steering wheel, the emphasis remains on the assurance of the success of the pilot chosen and the competitive advantage of the team in the F1 landscape.
While discussions and speculation continue to turn around the start of Cadillac in F1, the world of the race is impatiently awaiting the unveiling of the pilots which will lead this American power in the kingdom fueled by the adrenaline of Formula 1. Stay Tuned for More Updates on this groupbreaking development in the World of Motorsport.
