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Launches Tommy Hilfiger co‑branded apparel for Mexican Grand Prix
Cadillac published and promoted a Tommy Hilfiger x Cadillac Formula 1 Team clothing line tied to the Mexico City Grand Prix, featuring team shirts modelled by drivers Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas and sold via the team’s official channels. The launch is a commercial push aligned to Perez’s home race.
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Showed competitive race pace vs Williams at Madring despite reliability issues
Cadillac drivers matched Williams’ pace during the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit, with Sergio Perez reporting he was as quick as — and at times faster than — Alexander Albon before a water-system failure forced his retirement. The result highlights encouraging single‑race pace for Cadillac but underlines persistent reliability and tyre‑degradation problems that have hampered the team's ability to convert performance into points.
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Team principal says resources shifted to 2027 car and urges expectation management
New team principal Marcin Budkowski responded to Sergio Perez’s public ‘disappointment’ comments, saying he had warned drivers to keep expectations realistic and that the team has moved most development resources to the 2027 challenger while fixing reliability issues. Budkowski framed the current performance plateau as a seasonal shift in focus rather than a permanent stall in development.
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New Andretti financing filing raises questions over TWG and Cadillac F1 links
A secured financing charge recorded in UK Companies House for Andretti Formula E Limited names HPS Investment Partners as security trustee and links director Dan Towriss to the filing. The reporting notes the charge does not explicitly show Cadillac F1 was used as collateral, but highlights a documentary connection between Towriss and Andretti entities that sit inside the wider TWG motorsport structure tied to Cadillac F1.
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Valtteri Bottas finished the Spanish Grand Prix three laps down
Cadillac’s Valtteri Bottas was the team’s only classified finisher in Madrid, bringing the MAC-26 home three laps down and at the back of the field, while teammate Pérez retired. The result leaves Cadillac without points from the race and highlights ongoing performance limitations.
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To run updated Ferrari ADUO2 power unit and upgrade package in Baku
Multiple reports say Cadillac plans to fit the ADUO2 version of its Ferrari-supplied power unit for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix and will bring additional aero/technical updates. The move is presented as an opportunity to improve straight-line performance and overall competitiveness on a high-speed street circuit.
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Lists Colton Herta as reserve amid discussions over future driver options
Coverage of driver pathways names IndyCar winner Colton Herta as Cadillac's reserve driver and notes the team had planned to prepare him via an F2 campaign. Reporting warns Herta's difficult 2026 F2 season makes an immediate promotion risky and also mentions interest in young F3 champion Ugo Ugochukwu as a future prospect.
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Cadillac publishes feature showing bespoke flax‑based race seat used by Bottas
Cadillac’s official newsroom released a 'What Makes Fast' episode detailing how the team manufactures drivers’ bespoke seats, including a flax‑based fibre seat fitted to Valtteri Bottas that the team says improves vibration isolation versus carbon. The story offers engineering detail on a driver-specific component used this season.
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Stewards penalise Williams driver for impeding Bottas in Q1, Bottas demoted on grid
FIA stewards concluded that a Williams driver impeded Valtteri Bottas in Q1 at the Spanish Grand Prix and dropped the Williams driver’s position, which had the knock-on effect of moving Bottas down the starting order (from P17 to P20). The decision affected Cadillac’s qualifying positions for the race.
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Sergio Pérez retired from Spanish GP with cooling issue
Cadillac driver Sergio Pérez suffered a retirement in the Spanish Grand Prix after a suspected water/refrigeration system failure forced him to stop on lap 31; the team said the issue ended what had been one of their strongest weekends. This is a fresh reliability setback for Cadillac and removes a potential points haul.
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