IT’S OFFICIAL
CADILLAC FORMULA 1 RACING TEAM
In partnership with TWG Motorsports, Cadillac is set to drive first-class technological innovations on the world stage. The next chapter of racing dominance hits the Formula 1 grid in March 2026.
Keep up with Cadillac Racing on the road to F1. The latest news, announcements and insider information leading up to the world debut in March 2026.
TWG MOTORSPORTS AND GM APPROVED FOR FORMULA 1 TEAM
This is more than a commotion—it’s racing excellence in motion. TWG Motorsports and Cadillac are officially set to take the podium at the FIA Formula One World Championship grid in March 2026.
"The FIA Formula One Championship’s expansion to an 11th team in 2026 is a milestone. GM/Cadillac brings fresh energy, aligning with the new FIA 2026 regulations and ushering in an exciting era for the sport."
— Mohammed Ben Sulayem, FIA President
RUSS O’BLENES TO LEAD CADILLAC FORMULA 1 POWER UNITS VENTURE
General Motors and TWG Motorsports—two titans of racing performance—tap Russ O’Blenes to form a “full works” team to build the race cars and power units needed to excel in F1.
With experience in powertrain development for championship racing teams and award-winning production vehicles, and from leading the development of the GM Performance and Racing Center in Pontiac, Michigan, O’Blenes is positioned to bring Cadillac to the podium at F1 in 2026.
LAUNCHING THE CADILLAC FORMULA 1 TEAM AND POWER UNIT
Cadillac is the first new team to join F1 since 2016 and will be the eleventh team on the grid in 2026. The boundary-pushing racing excellence of this exciting venture will blur the lines of entertainment and engineering, inspiring new performance innovations for future production vehicles at General Motors.
"This is a global stage for us to demonstrate GM’s engineering expertise and technology leadership at an entirely new level."
— GM President Mark Reuss
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