Cadillac F1 Team's Valtteri Bottas at the 2026 F1 Hungarian GP
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Bottas encouraged by Cadillac progress ahead of second half of 2026 F1 season

Valtteri Bottas shared his insights on Cadillac‘s development in their debut 2026 F1 season thus far and reflected on the progress the American team has made as the sport enters the summer break. After 11 rounds of the season, Cadillac remains the only team that has yet to score a single point. The team currently…

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Lance Stroll on track at the 2026 F1 FIA Hungary GP for Aston Martin
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Tombazis evaluates the future of F1’s ADUO system

Nikolas Tombazis, Single Seater Director at the FIA, recently spoke to select media in an interview about F1’s Additional Development and Upgrade Opportunities (ADUO) system. The ADUO system has been talked about a lot this season. The system was originally designed as a safety net to help manufacturers bridge performance gaps. Now it has instead…

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Cadillac's Dan Towriss during the 2026 F1 season.
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Towriss outlines the decision behind Budkowski’s arrival and Cadillac F1’s long-term vision

Following the appointment of Marcin Budkowski as Cadillac F1’s new Team Principal, CEO of TWG Motorsports Dan Towriss opened up on the decision behind his arrival and the immediate departure of Graeme Lowdon from the role. The 2026 F1 season marked Cadillac’s long-awaited arrival on the grid after years of work to bring the project…

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Marcin Budkowski discusses what attracted him to the Cadillac F1 project and his short- and long-term goals as the new Team Principal.
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Budkowski reveals what convinced him to join Cadillac F1 and his priorities going forward

Marcin Budkowski has opened up about the many factors that convinced him to join the Cadillac project, their long-term ambition, and his key priorities going forward as the team gears up for the second half of their maiden F1 campaign in 2026. Cadillac announced on Wednesday that Budkowski has replaced Graeme Lowdon as Team Principal…

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Mercedes have dominated the opening half of the 2026 F1 season, but reliability issues have cost Russell and Antonelli valuable points.
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2026 F1 Mid-Season Review: Mercedes

Mercedes have wasted little time establishing themselves as the team to beat under Formula 1’s new technical regulations in 2026, but their commanding position at the summer break does not tell the full story. The W17 has delivered eight victories across the opening eleven rounds, with Kimi Antonelli leading the Drivers’ Championship and George Russell…

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Marcin Budkowski has discussed what attracted him to the Cadillac F1 project and his short- and long-term goals as the new Team Principal
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Marcin Budkowski appointed Cadillac F1 Team Principal

Cadillac F1 have confirmed that Marcin Budkowski will become their new Team Principal as Graeme Lowdon departs the organisation. The surprising decision comes halfway through their maiden campaign in the series. Dan Towriss, CEO, commented on the news of the Pole’s signing and the departure of Graeme Lowdon. “Marcin’s appointment marks another important step in…

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Valtteri Bottas reflected on Cadillac’s difficult F1 season after his 2026 Hungarian GP DNF, discussing lessons he and the team learned
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Bottas reflects on difficult start to the F1 season for Cadillac after 2026 Hungarian GP retirement

Valtteri Bottas reflected on a difficult first half of the F1 season for Cadillac, with the Finn suffering yet another failure at the 2026 Hungarian GP. F1’s latest addition to the grid is still experiencing teething problems, particularly when it comes to reliability. Across the first eleven rounds of the 2026 F1 season, Cadillac has…

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Nico Hülkenberg discusses F1’s new regulations, energy management, qualifying deployment and why drivers can still make a difference
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Hülkenberg defends 2026 F1 regulations: “Drivers can still make a difference”

Nico Hülkenberg has defended Formula 1’s (F1) current generation, insisting that drivers can still influence performance in 2026 despite the greater emphasis on energy management and changing deployment characteristics after the change of the regulations. The latest technical regulations have altered the way drivers extract lap time, particularly as they balance outright speed with energy…

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