Steiner’s telling Cadillac F1 claim amid Graeme Lowdon axe

Cadillac F1 has made a significant leadership change, replacing team principal Graeme Lowdon with Marcin Budkowski. This decision comes after a disappointing performance, with the team struggling to meet expectations and suffering a double DNF in Hungary due to brake issues. Guenther Steiner, a key figure in the team, expressed that Cadillac is currently underperforming and highlighted the difficulties faced by new entrants in Formula 1, where competition is fierce and established teams dominate the field.

Steiner's comments reflect the challenges Cadillac faces as they aim to improve their standing in the sport. Despite a respectable start, the team has yet to score points, with their best result being a P13 finish in China. As they prepare for the upcoming Dutch Grand Prix, the pressure is on to turn their fortunes around and meet the high expectations set by the company.