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via PlanetF1Guenther Steiner questions Valtteri Bottas' motivationGuenther Steiner has expressed concerns regarding Valtteri Bottas's motivation in his role at Cadillac. He suggested that Bottas appears to have 'given up a little bit' during a challenging season.PlanetF1+ 2 moreSun 16 Aug · 14:20 UTC
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Axed F1 team boss on running for FIA presidentGuenther Steiner, the former team principal of Haas F1, has dismissed the idea of running for FIA president, stating he is content not to pursue that role. Despite his popularity and extensive experience in motorsport, he believes the current president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, will remain in power for a long time, especially after the FIA removed term limits for the presidency. Steiner's comments came during an appearance on the Up to Speed podcast, where he discussed his career and future prospects in motorsport. In addition to his time in F1, Steiner has ventured into MotoGP, acquiring the Red Bull KTM Tech3 team in 2025. He humorously noted that if he were to become FIA president, his first act would be to eliminate the ban on swearing, reflecting his candid personality that has resonated with fans through the Drive to Survive series.gpfans.comSat 15 Aug · 20:45 UTC
via f1technical.net"Every day is a school day," claims Lowdon as he reflects on Cadillac's maiden F1 seasonCadillac's inaugural Formula 1 season in 2026 has been marked by challenges, particularly with reliability issues that led to a double retirement at the Austrian Grand Prix. However, the team has shown improvement, successfully finishing both cars in the Sprint and Grand Prix at Silverstone, which provided a morale boost for the organization. Team principal Graeme Lowdon reflects on the importance of operational execution and long-term development rather than just championship standings to measure success for a new team in the sport. Lowdon acknowledges the difficulties of entering Formula 1 and emphasizes the need for patience and continuous learning. He highlights the contributions of drivers Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez, noting their roles extend beyond just driving the car. Both drivers are integral to the team's development, and Lowdon expresses confidence in their ability to help drive Cadillac forward in the competitive environment of Formula 1.f1technical.netSat 15 Aug · 14:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Cadillac's Marcin Budkowski to explore Ferrari's methodsMarcin Budkowski, the new Team Principal of Cadillac F1, aims to explore the performance-enhancing techniques used by Ferrari. He acknowledges that gaining access to these insights may be challenging, as suppliers may not disclose all their methods.PlanetF1+ 1 moreSat 15 Aug · 13:13 UTC
via Motorsport.comGabriel Bortoleto confirms commitment to Audi F1Gabriel Bortoleto has affirmed his dedication to Audi's Formula 1 team, indicating he will remain with the organization for the foreseeable future. The Brazilian driver joined Audi in 2025 and has expressed confidence in his long-term role within the team.Motorsport.com+ 3 moreSat 15 Aug · 12:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comGuenther Steiner says Mercedes no longer needs VerstappenFormer Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has stated that Mercedes' need for Max Verstappen has diminished. He suggests that the team may have already identified a promising talent in Kimi Anton.Motorsport.com+ 2 moreSat 15 Aug · 11:30 UTC
via Motorsport WeekCadillac unveil V-Series.R based road conceptCadillac has introduced the V-ONE Hypercar concept, which is based on the successful V-Series.R race car. This new concept aims to translate race-winning technology into a driver-focused experience, showcasing Cadillac's commitment to performance and innovation in the automotive industry. The V-ONE is equipped with a powerful hybrid V-8 engine and incorporates advanced race-derived features, making it a significant addition to Cadillac's lineup. The V-ONE emphasizes ease of operation while maintaining high performance levels. It will be showcased at a prestigious motorsports event in 2026, although it is not intended for sale. This concept reflects Cadillac's ongoing efforts to enhance its brand through competitive engineering and design, reinforcing its legacy in motorsport.Motorsport WeekSat 15 Aug · 08:51 UTC
via RacingNews365Cadillac F1 hopeful details 'eye-opening' experienceColton Herta, an American driver, is currently navigating his first season in Formula 2 with Hitech while aiming for a potential Formula 1 seat in 2027. His transition from IndyCar has been challenging, as he sits 16th in the F2 standings with 26 points, lacking wins or podium finishes. Herta has highlighted the difficulties of adapting to Pirelli tyres, particularly in managing them without the aid of tyre blankets, which he believes will ultimately prepare him better for F1 racing. As part of his development, Herta is also involved in Cadillac's F1 program, which includes simulator work and participation in FP1 sessions. He describes his experience in F2 as 'eye-opening,' acknowledging both the challenges and learning opportunities it presents. Herta's focus on mastering tyre management in F2 is seen as a crucial skill that will ease his transition to the more competitive environment of Formula 1.RacingNews365Fri 14 Aug · 17:10 UTC
via PlanetF1Rafael Camara linked to Cadillac F1 drive in 2027Rafael Camara, a standout in Formula 2, is the subject of speculation regarding a potential seat in Formula 1 for 2027. While Cadillac's team CEO has dismissed rumors linking Camara to their team, the driver himself is focused on his current racing commitments.PlanetF1+ 1 moreFri 14 Aug · 14:17 UTC
via thejudge13.comIs Cadillac Heading for F1’s Biggest Corporate Blunder Since Jaguar?Cadillac has made a significant leadership change by firing team principal Graham Lowden and appointing Marcin Budkowski, who has a strong background in successful racing teams. This decision raises questions about the initial choice to hire Lowden and the overall direction of the team, especially as reports indicate unrest within the organization and a potential relocation ultimatum for UK employees to move to Indiana. The corporate approach taken by Cadillac mirrors past failures in F1, particularly the mismanagement seen during Ford's ownership of Jaguar F1. The article highlights the challenges Cadillac faces in establishing a stable and effective team structure, especially given the unique demands of Formula 1. With Budkowski's appointment, there is hope for improvement, but concerns remain about the team's performance and the potential for further instability. The situation reflects a broader issue in F1 where corporate decisions can clash with the realities of the sport, emphasizing the need for experienced leadership and a cohesive team environment.thejudge13.comFri 14 Aug · 12:47 UTC
via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton receives apology from ‘coward’, Graeme Lowdon’s last Cadillac interview – roundupLewis Hamilton has received an apology from UFC fighter Jon Jones, five years after Hamilton labeled him a 'coward' for shooting a pig. This apology comes after Jones acknowledged Hamilton's disappointment in his actions. Meanwhile, Graeme Lowdon has departed from his role as Cadillac's team principal, with the team yet to score points in their inaugural F1 season. Cadillac's CEO clarified that Lowdon's exit was not a mutual decision and that the change in leadership had been in the works for some time. In other news, Jenson Button revealed that Michael Schumacher valued Rubens Barrichello's engineering expertise during their time at Ferrari. Button, who raced alongside Barrichello from 2006 to 2009, emphasized Barrichello's significant contribution to car development. Additionally, there are rumors surrounding Sergio Perez's future, with speculation linking him to a potential move to Williams for the 2027 season.PlanetF1Thu 13 Aug · 18:33 UTC
via the-race.comCadillac replaces Graeme Lowdon as team principalCadillac has unexpectedly replaced Graeme Lowdon as team principal ahead of the upcoming race in Zandvoort. The decision marks a significant shift for the team during the summer break.the-race.com+ 1 moreThu 13 Aug · 13:44 UTC
via CrashOliver Bearman criticises Haas' performance in F1Ollie Bearman has voiced his dissatisfaction with the ongoing struggles of the Haas team, describing his recent experiences as a 'nightmare.' As the F1 summer break approaches, Bearman feels limited in his ability to compete effectively.Crash+ 1 moreThu 13 Aug · 13:09 UTC
via the-race.comGary Anderson: Why I expected more from CadillacCadillac, the newest team in Formula 1, is facing significant challenges in its debut season, particularly with performance and brake cooling issues. The team has suffered multiple retirements due to front brake failures, prompting changes in design and strategy, including the size of brake inlets and overall cooling systems. Team principal Graeme Lowdon's departure adds to the difficulties faced by Cadillac as they strive to improve their competitiveness on the track. The team has made various modifications to their car, including adjustments to the underfloor and sidepods to enhance airflow and cooling efficiency. Despite these efforts, the performance has largely remained at the back of the field, with only occasional successes against competitors like Aston Martin. Cadillac's ongoing development efforts reflect the steep learning curve for a new team in the highly competitive environment of Formula 1.the-race.comThu 13 Aug · 12:02 UTC
via Motorsport.comValtteri Bottas sees clear Cadillac progress amid challenging first F1 seasonValtteri Bottas has expressed optimism about Cadillac's progress in its inaugural Formula 1 season, despite facing significant challenges such as reliability issues and a lack of points. He believes the team has made strides in improving their performance and reliability as they adapt to the competitive environment of F1. Bottas highlighted the importance of building relationships within the new team and noted that both he and his teammate Sergio Perez are working well together. The recent change in team leadership, with Marcin Budkowski taking over as team principal, is also seen as a step towards enhancing the team's operations and future performance.Motorsport.comThu 13 Aug · 11:19 UTC
via Motorsport.comRob Smedley casts doubt on Haas's chances of becoming F1 frontrunnersRob Smedley has expressed skepticism regarding Haas F1 Team's ability to compete as frontrunners in Formula 1, attributing this to the team's current business model and structure. Despite the team's management under Ayao Komatsu, Smedley believes that the reliance on a technical partnership with Ferrari has hindered Haas's development and performance over the seasons. Currently, Haas is positioned seventh in the constructors' standings, with drivers Oliver Bearman and Esteban Ocon struggling to score points consistently. Smedley and co-host Jake Humphrey discussed the team's challenges, noting that while they start strong, they often fail to maintain momentum due to limited resources for car development.Motorsport.comThu 13 Aug · 10:53 UTC
via PlanetF1Steiner’s telling Cadillac F1 claim amid Graeme Lowdon axeCadillac 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.PlanetF1Thu 13 Aug · 09:46 UTC
via F1iBudkowski sends clear Perez message amid Williams rumoursMarcin Budkowski, the new team principal of Cadillac, is focused on retaining Sergio Perez amid rumors linking him to Williams. Perez's experience is seen as vital for Cadillac, especially as they navigate their first season in Formula 1. Budkowski emphasizes the importance of having experienced drivers to provide stability in a young team, and he believes Perez fits this role perfectly. Cadillac's CEO, Dan Towriss, echoed Budkowski's sentiments, expressing confidence in Perez's commitment to the team. He highlighted Perez's contributions and performance, reinforcing that they are not concerned about the speculation regarding his potential move to Williams. The team is determined to keep Perez as a key asset in their ambitious F1 project.F1iThu 13 Aug · 09:39 UTC
via Motorsport WeekSergio Perez calls for Cadillac to rethink processesSergio Perez has suggested that Cadillac needs to reassess its development processes following a period of stagnation. Despite some positive performances, the team has yet to score any points this season.Motorsport Week+ 2 moreThu 13 Aug · 09:22 UTC
via Motorsport.comCadillac claims Rafael Camara 2027 rumour is “unsubstantiated”, yet admits “things can change”Cadillac's CEO, Dan Towriss, has dismissed rumors linking Formula 2 driver Rafael Camara to a seat with the team in 2027, labeling them as unsubstantiated. Despite this, he acknowledged the fluid nature of Formula 1, suggesting that changes could still occur in the future. Camara, a standout in his rookie F2 season, has achieved notable success, including multiple pole positions and race wins, positioning him third in the championship standings. While Towriss expressed confidence in the current driver lineup of Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas, he did not rule out the possibility of a lineup change. The recent appointment of Marcin Budkowski as team principal has also raised questions about the team's future direction, although Budkowski refrained from discussing potential impacts on their relationship with Ferrari regarding a possible Camara signing.Motorsport.comThu 13 Aug · 08:43 UTC
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