Cadillac Joins Formula 1 | Montreal Grand Prix 2026 Debut

Cadillac Formula 1 race car 2026

Cadillac’s Entry Into Formula 1


Cadillac is stepping onto the world’s biggest motorsport stage—Formula 1. Built on a legacy of innovation and performance, Cadillac is ready to take its engineering prowess and bold design to the global racing circuit. The debut marks not just an entry into the sport, but a new chapter in Cadillac’s story: one where precision, luxury, and speed come together on the grid.


At the heart of Cadillac’s F1 campaign is a cutting-edge race car designed for performance and speed. With advanced aerodynamics, hybrid power technology, and unmistakable Cadillac design cues, this machine is more than just a car—it’s a statement. It reflects the perfect balance of power and control, crafted to compete at the highest level of motorsport.


The Drivers: Valtteri Bottas & Sergio Perez

Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez – Cadillac F1 drivers

Behind the wheel, Cadillac has secured two of the sport’s most experienced and respected drivers. Valtteri Bottas, known for his consistency and skill, and Sergio Perez, celebrated for his tenacity and racecraft, will lead Cadillac’s charge into Formula 1. Together, they bring talent, strategy, and determination—key ingredients for success on the international stage.


Cadillac Montreal Grand Prix Debut

Montreal Grand Prix track 2026

Cadillac’s journey into Formula 1 officially begins at the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal on June 15, 2026. It’s the perfect stage: a race beloved by North American fans, set in the heart of a city that thrives on motorsport passion. Mark your calendars and join us as Cadillac takes its first historic lap in Formula 1. 

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