Cadillac braced for ‘difficult test’ at Monza, Budkowski warns

Wed 2 Sep · 17:16 UTCupdated Wed 2 Sep · 18:28 UTCHave your say
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Cadillac is set to compete in its first Formula 1 race at Monza, following a positive outing at Zandvoort. However, the team faces challenges at Monza due to the circuit's unique demands, which may expose weaknesses in their MAC-26 car, particularly regarding top speed and braking stability. Team principal Marcin Budkowski has acknowledged the difficulties ahead and emphasized the need for a realistic approach to the race weekend.

Colton Herta will take part in the first practice session, providing valuable feedback on the car's performance at this high-speed track. Budkowski highlighted the importance of learning from each lap to accelerate the team's development, as they aim to build a solid foundation for future races while navigating the challenges presented by Monza.

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