F1, Cadillac and Guanyu

Cadillac F1 Team Chief Reveals Talks With Six Drivers For 2026 And Hints At Guanyu Return
Ferrari reserve driver Zhou Guanyu is on the Cadillac Formula One team's radar. Guanyu raced for the Sauber F1 team for three years but was unable to secure a full-time seat for the 2025 season.
Cadillac F1 team has at least six drivers on 2026 short-list
The Cadillac team set to debut in Formula One next year has at least six names on a list of potential drivers and will decide on merit, principal Graeme Lowdon said on Monday.
Zhou Guanyu: The Cadillac Team's Preferred Choice in F1 Driver Selection
Zhou Guanyu Zhou Guanyu, who previously raced with Alfa Romeo, has recently transitioned to a reserve role at Ferrari. His journey to the Cadillac team appears promising, supported by the increasing influence of his manager,
Cadillac gets final approval to join F1 grid as 11th team in 2026
Cadillac’s new Formula One team has received final approval from F1 and its governing body, the FIA, to join the grid in 2026. In November, F1 announced it had agreed in principle to allow General Motors, the American car giant, to race from next year with its Cadillac brand, provisionally expanding the field to 11 teams.
Will Colton Herta drive for the Cadillac F1 team? IndyCar title frontrunner, others weigh in
F1 was once Colton Herta's goal; now he's not sure. But the young Andretti Global IndyCar drive also needs to qualify.
Cadillac F1 driver decision questioned
Former Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner has questioned Cadillac’s choice to pick an American driver for their 2026 driver lineup. The General Motors-backed team have received official approval to join the F1 grid in 2026, where their spot as an 11th team opens up seats for two more drivers in the sport.
Cadillac F1 boss confirms team ready for driver talks, would pick American ‘on merit’
Cadillac's application to join 2026 grid was approved last week — meaning the new team now has work to do in the driver market.
With F1 Media Deal Up Soon, Cadillac Open to American Driver
IndyCar driver Colton Herta has been linked to Cadillac. The post With F1 Media Deal Up Soon, Cadillac Open to American Driver appeared first on Front Office Sports.
F1 News Today: Cadillac driver decision slammed as championship contender handed HUGE contract
Former Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner has questioned Cadillac’s choice to pick an American driver for their 2026 driver lineup. ➡️ READ MORE McLaren Formula 1 team have announced a major new contract development that will impact the future of their stellar driver lineup.
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Cadillac F1 entry ‘transformative’ as FIA president welcomes ‘milestone’ moment
Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the president of the FIA, has hailed the approval of the Cadillac F1 team’s entry for the F1 2026 ...
Dan Towriss: F1 talks 'got very political', in part leading to Michael Andretti stepping down
Among Michael Andretti's reasons for scaling back his role in what became Cadillac F1 were the pressures and political nature ...
Cadillac Dampens Colton Herta's Potential 2026 F1 Move
Cadillac has stressed its commitment to follow the rules on the eligibility of an American IndyCar star who may lack the ...
'This is an American team': Cadillac F1 will build cars in Fishers headquarters
Cadillac F1 team principal confirmed that the series' newest team will build its cars out of its state-of-the-art Fishers race shop and team's headquarters.
F1 stamps Cadillac ready to join the grid in 2026. American team will be 11th in global series
Cadillac’s Formula 1 team has received official approval to join the grid in 2026 and its owners insist the team will be ...
Cadillac Reportedly Spent $450 Million in Bold Push for Formula One Spot
Formula One's eleventh team, Cadillac, has reportedly paid a staggering $450 million anti-dilution fee to join the premier ...
Controversial F1 rule scrapped for 2025 after axed driver's 'parting gift'
Formula 1 has decided to ditch one contentious rule ahead of the 2025 campaign kicking off in Australia this weekend, which ...
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Domenicali to remain F1 CEO through 2029
Stefano Domenicali will remain as CEO of Formula 1 until at least the end of 2029 after signing a five-year renewal to his ...