Cadillac F1 hires ex-Haas manager Peter Crolla for 2026 entry

Cadillac is making significant strides towards its Formula 1 debut in 2026 by securing Peter Crolla, the former team manager of Haas, as their new race team manager. Crolla brings invaluable experience from his tenure at Haas, where he played a crucial role in the team's establishment and success since its 2016 debut. Cadillac is also ramping up its preparations, including a partnership with Ferrari for power units, as it aims to enter the highly competitive F1 landscape. The team is on track to finalize its entry with the FIA, and Crolla's leadership is expected to facilitate the development of a new car and the hiring of drivers. Alongside Crolla, Cadillac has also appointed veteran F1 consultant Pat Symonds to enhance its technical capabilities. The combination of these experienced figures positions Cadillac to strive for respect and competitive success in Formula 1 by the end of the decade.