Cadillac have yet to confirm either F1 2026 driver, but they've made it known they do want one American in the car.

With Cadillac F1 reiterating their desire to field an American driver when they hit the F1 2026 grid, could Aston Martin’s Formula 2 star Jak Crawford become a target? While a strong Formula 2 campaign and his Aston Martin ties are the focus at this stage,

The FIA has teased a major announcement on social media regarding the 2026 Formula 1 season, sparking speculation that Cadillac could officially be confirmed as the 11th team on the grid.

Mario Andretti has endorsed Colton Herta as a strong candidate for the new Cadillac Formula 1 team's 2026 debut.

The rumors around American IndyCar driver Colton Herta's potential move to Formula 1 has been a constant topic among motorsport fans for a couple of years now.

The group that owns Cadillac Formula 1 officially launched TWG Motorsports on Tuesday as the division responsible for its rapidly growing motorsports portfolio.

TWG Motorsports is a division of TWG Global, the investment company co-chaired by billionaires Mark Walter and Thomas Tull. TWG Global, the private investment firm co-chaired by billionaires Mark Walter and Thomas Tull, has formally launched TWG Motorsports, the new parent company of Andretti Global, the companies announced Tuesday.

The Cadillac Hypercar class entry is the field's biggest along with Porsche. Mustang, Corvette, and Team Penske also have multi-car entries.

Cadillac advisor Mario Andretti has given a cryptic update on the incoming Formula 1 team's driver recruitment plans. The General Motors-backed team will join the grid in 2026, expanding the sport to over 10 teams for the first time since 2016, but they're yet to confirm the identities of either of their drivers.

Colton Herta raised eyebrows when the IndyCar driver said he’d have to think about a move to Formula 1 with the new Cadillac team should he earn eligibility for the global series.

Haas F1, known as "America's F1 team," aims to strengthen its position in Formula One. Despite challenges from competitors like Cadillac, Haas seeks to define its American identity. With Formula One's growth in the U.

Andretti's step back helped push through the Cadillac F1 bid, which had previously been denied by Formula One Management. Andretti plans to be at this weekend's IndyCar season-opening race in St ...