With F1 entry, General Motors has a shot to become America’s team on the grid
General Motors' entry into F1 is the latest, biggest sign of F1's surge in the U.S. — and an opportunity to seize the American fan base.
General Motors agrees deal to join F1 as 11th team in 2026
Team name will be under General Motors' Cadillac brand as Andretti no longer operationally involved in entry bid.
General Motors Bringing Works Team to Formula 1 in 2026
After a very public failed attempt by Michael Andretti to bring another American team to Formula 1, General Motors has fought through the bureaucracy and politics to join the grid as a works team in 2026. The announcement came this morning after the series just wrapped up the Las Vegas Grand Prix over the weekend.
Formula 1 expands grid as General Motors to become the 11th team in 2026
Formula One announced Monday that “an agreement in principle” has been reached “with General Motors to support bringing GM/Cadillac” to the grid as the sport’s 11th team in 2026.
General Motors agrees deal to enter F1 in 2026
US car giant General Motors reaches an agreement in principle to enter Formula 1 in 2026 with its Cadillac brand.
F1 agrees in principle to add General Motors to grid in 2026
Formula 1 announced on Monday it agreed in principle to add a General Motors-partnered team to the grid in 2026, expanding the number of drivers to 22.
General Motors will become the eleventh Formula 1 team in 2026
Formula 1 will grow in 2026. General Motors has been granted the permission to become eleventh team in Formula 1 starting 2026, the first new team to join F1 since Haas in 2016. GM/Cadillac will be a new team, with 22 drivers in the starting grid instead of 20.
Green Light For Cadillac To Join Formula One Grid In 2026
American car manufacturer Cadillac will become the eleventh team on the Formula One grid in 2026 after the sport's owners announced Monday they had given their backing to the plan.
Formula 1 Expands Grid to Add General Motors' Cadillac Brand and New American Team for 2026 Season
Formula 1 will expand the grid in 2026 to make room for an American team that is partnered with General Motors
General Motors Is Bringing A Cadillac Team To Formula 1 In 2026
Formula 1 has reached an agreement with General Motors to bring an 11th team, called Cadillac F1, to its grid in 2026. The team will be run by Andretti Global majority owners Dan Towriss and Mark Walter after Andretti himself stepped aside from leading the organization in September.
Motor racing-GM agrees deal to enter F1 with Cadillac in 2026
General Motors plans to enter Formula One with its Cadillac brand in 2026 after announcing on Monday an agreement in principle with the Liberty Media-owned sport. Hailing a landmark move to become the 11th team on the starting grid,
Wild ride: How Formula One approved GM's Cadillac entry for 2026
The 11th team will be called Cadillac F1 and be run by new Andretti Global majority owners Dan Towriss and Mark Walter.
General Motors Agrees To Introduce A Formula One Race Team In 2026
General Motors Co. and TWG Global said Monday they’ve reached a tentative agreement where GM will have an 11 th team in the ...
Cadillac coming to Formula One racing in 2026
A Cadillac team is set to compete in Formula One in 2026, with racing legend Mario Andretti playing a key role.
General Motors enters the grid: Why F1 changed its tune after rejecting Andretti
The difference between now and F1's January rejection of Andretti is that with General Motors, it has exactly what it wanted ...
Formula One Approves US-Based Cadillac F1 Team For 2026 Season
Formula One will expand to 11 teams with the addition of the Cadillac team in 2026. It's the first time General Motors will ...
How Department of Justice helped General Motors stake claim for Formula One grid place
The sight of swathes of empty seats in the grandstands during qualifying here in Las Vegas suggests Formula One’s newest race ...
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Critical GM problem raised by Christian Horner: ‘We’re not paying for it’
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says he'll welcome a GM entry in Formula 1 with open arms — as long as he's not paying ...