Cadillac F1 Team's Sergio Pérez at the 2026 F1 Hungarian GP
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Pérez disappointed by Cadillac’s lack of progress in 2026 F1 season

Sergio Pérez expressed his frustration regarding the lack of significant development from Cadillac in the 2026 F1 season thus far. The Mexican also stressed that the team must re-evaluate its approach. He then shared his insights on Cadillac’s performance deficit compared to the grid. Cadillac F1 Team enters summer break as the only squad that…

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Sergio Perez for the Cadillac F1 Team at the 2026 F1 Belgian GP.
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2026 F1 Belgian GP exposed Cadillac weaknesses, say Bottas and Pérez

The Cadillac Team left the 2026 F1 Belgian GP with a wealth of data but no points to show for it on the championship scoreboard once again. At the famously fast and flowing Spa-Francorchamps circuit, Valtteri Bottas managed to take the chequered flag in 18th, while a rear suspension failure abruptly killed Sergio Pérez’s Sunday….

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Cadillac returns to the WEC podium in São Paulo, but pit-stop delays and penalties leave Nato frustrated after victory slips away.
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Nato left disappointed after Cadillac misses 2026 WEC São Paulo victory

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA returned to the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC) podium at the 2026 Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo, but Norman Nato believed the team possessed the pace to achieve much more. Will Stevens, Nato and Alex Lynn recovered to finish third in the No. 12 Cadillac V-Series.R, less than seven seconds…

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Cadillac F1 team ahead of Spa
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Cadillac bring F1 upgrades to Spa after promising Silverstone showing

Cadillac arrive in Spa in good spirits after both cars completed the full F1 Sprint and Grand Prix distance at the British round. A combined 406km effort that marked another step forward in the American outfit’s rookie F1 campaign. Upgrades at Silverstone moved them away from Aston Martin and closer to the likes of Haas…

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Will Stevens and Kobe Pauwels celebrate São Paulo poles after standout 2026 WEC Hyperpole laps for Cadillac and Aston Martin at Interlagos.
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Stevens and Pauwels celebrate Cadillac and Aston Martin 2026 WEC poles at São Paulo

Will Stevens and Kobe Pauwels celebrated standout Hyperpole performances after securing the two class pole positions for the 2026 World Endurance Championship (WEC) Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo. Stevens delivered his quickest lap at the end of the Hypercar shootout to lead a Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA front-row lockout. The British driver recorded a…

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Cadillac fields Stevens and Nato as a duo in São Paulo, while driver changes reshape the 35-car FIA WEC entry for Interlagos round
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Cadillac trims #12 crew for 2026 WEC 6 Hours of São Paulo as Stevens and Nato target Interlagos repeat

Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA will field a two-driver line-up in the #12 Cadillac V-Series.R for next month’s Rolex 6 Hours of São Paulo, with Will Stevens and Norman Nato set to share the car at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace. Neither regular driver Alex Lynn nor his recent substitute Louis Delétraz appears on the provisional…

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Valtteri Bottas, Sergio Pere, F1, Cadillac, Austrian GP
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Bottas, Pérez ready to sacrifice performance to fix Cadillac’s reliability woes after double DNF at 2026 F1 Austrian GP

Cadillac needs to sort out reliability at expense of aerodynamic loss after double DNF in three laps in F1 Austrian GP of Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez. It has been a tough run of last few races for Cadillac with raining retirements due to various problems, more on the side of hot brakes. Bottas has…

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Valtteri Bottas has opened up about his inability to get to grips with the MAC-26 so far and Cadillac’s correlation issues in the 2026 F1 season
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Bottas reckons “there’s still a long way to go” in 2026 F1 season before he finds his feet at Cadillac

Valtteri Bottas has opened up about his inability to get to grips with the MAC-26 so far, Cadillac’s correlation issues in 2026, and his growing appreciation for how the big F1 teams run their operations in the sport.  After staying on the sidelines as a reserve driver for Mercedes in 2025 following his Sauber exit,…

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