Cadillac Partners with Ferrari for F1 Power Units

Ferrari has secured a multi-year agreement to supply power units and gearboxes to the Cadillac Formula 1 team, set to compete starting in 2026. The General Motors-backed team, formerly known as Andretti Cadillac, aims to finalize its entry into F1, pending approval from the FIA. This partnership allows Cadillac to focus on team development while it works on its own power unit, expected by 2028. Graeme Lowdon, previously with Virgin/Marussia/Manor, has been appointed team principal. The agreement arrives alongside new engine and chassis regulations, which are set to be implemented in 2026. Cadillac's entry marks a significant expansion for F1, especially in the U.S. market, following a surge in interest from American audiences.