Sergio “Checo” Pérez and Valtteri Bottas will be Cadillac’s drivers for its debut season in Formula 1 in 2026, a project that is generating enormous expectations both inside and outside the grid. The arrival of the American team at the highest level of motorsport marks a new chapter for the category, and the performance of its single-seater will be decisive in determining how far it can compete from the start.
Both Perez and Bottas have proven Formula 1 experience, multiple podium finishes and victories throughout their careers, as well as having competed for top teams. However, their success at Cadillac will depend largely on the car being up to the demands of the championship, a key task for the new team’s engineers and designers.
When will Cadillac’s car be introduced?
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Cadillac will bet heavily on media and commercial aspects for the presentation of its single-seater.
The team will officially unveil the car to be driven by Checo Pérez and Valtteri Bottas on February 8, 2026.
This during an advertising spot at the Super Bowl, to be held in Santa Clara, California.
This is an unprecedented strategy in Formula 1, which seeks to unite two of the most important sporting events in the world.
In addition to capturing global attention from the United States.
The official track debut
Cadillac will make a strong media push
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Formula 1 has already defined the calendar for the 2026 season.
Cadillac’s competitive debut will be March 8 at the Australian Grand Prix.
Before that, Checo Pérez and Bottas will have their first official appearances since free practice on March 6.
On March 7, they will compete in the first qualifying round of the year, where the true potential of the new project will begin to be measured.
With experienced drivers and a high-impact presentation, Cadillac begins its journey in Formula 1 with its sights set on competing from day one.
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