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Sergio Perez: Cadillac values my feedback “much more” than Red Bull
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Checo Pérez is having a great time in Cadillac. Maybe the team still doesn’t find the necessary stability and still has a lot of things to improve, but at least they have the time to listen to each of the Mexican’s recommendations. Something that clearly didn’t happen in Red Bull, at least not, in its last stage. Here he applies that phrase of ‘When they don’t want you, you notice, and when they want you, you notice more’, we’ve all been Czech i…
Cadillac has proven it can handle Formula 1, says team principal Graeme Lowdon in a preview of this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. "It was truly special to see the Cadillac Formula 1 team make history by finishing our first race."
Perez To Cadillac: The Honeymoon’s Over. Now Deliver.
Cadillac rolled into its first F1 weekend like the new kid with shiny shoes, and Sergio Perez basically said the cupcakes are gone — homework starts now; between a quirky steering-wheel moment, a “park it, now” call, and a finish that counts more in the garage than on the TV, you can feel the switch from welcome party to real work — want the bits you won’t see in the highlights, who smiled, who sighed, and why the plan might actually bite? Come …
Pérez reflects on Cadillac's debut at 2026 F1 Australian GP
Sergio Pérez completed his first race with Cadillac in Melbourne for the 2026 F1 season opener at the Australian GP. While struggles for the them made it a tricky weekend, he is still satisfied with the team’s overall debut performance, even if only one car crossed the finish line. Sergio Pérez on Cadillac’s debut performance... The post Pérez reflects on Cadillac’s debut at 2026 F1 Australian GP appeared first on Pit Debrief.
Cadillac ‘way ahead of where we should be’ after Melbourne debut
©Cadillac Michael Delaney 10/03/2026 at 14:4810/03/2026 at 14:49 40 SHARES Share on.. Share on.. Share on.. Cadillac’s maiden Formula 1 weekend in Australia may have ended with a single car classified 16th, but team principal Graeme Lowdon... More »
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