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Cadilac F1's Dynamic Duo: Bottas and Perez Set to Ignite the Grid in 2026

In a significant announcement for motorsport enthusiasts, Cadillac F1 Team revealed that Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will be their drivers for the 2026 season. This marks an exciting chapter as the American team prepares to make its debut in Formula 1.

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The pairing of Bottas and Perez brings a blend of experience and proven talent to Cadillac. Both drivers have demonstrated resilience and adaptability in their careers, suggesting that they could provide a competitive edge as the team establishes itself on the grid. With Cadillac's American roots and the stature of its drivers, the anticipation for the team's performance in 2026 is palpable.

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Tsunoda Reveals Marko's Surprising Insights on Red Bull F1 Car Differences

Yuki Tsunoda has revealed that Red Bull's Helmut Marko only recently acknowledged the performance discrepancies between his F1 car and Max Verstappen's. This revelation comes after Tsunoda's short stint with the senior team and his move back to the junior team following the early

Hamilton Seeks Calm After Self-Criticism Following Hungarian GP

In a bid to refocus and find balance, Lewis Hamilton has expressed his desire to "drown out all the noise" surrounding his performance after openly criticizing his own driving during the Hungarian Grand Prix. The seven-time world champion described his recent performance as “s***,” and is now aiming

Antonelli Addresses Marko's Criticism Amid Mercedes Pressure for 2025

Andrea Kimi Antonelli has defended himself against Helmut Marko's remarks that suggest Mercedes is placing excessive pressure on the F1 rookie. After signing with Mercedes to step into the role vacated by Lewis Hamilton, Antonelli's ability to handle the spotlight has come into question, particularly with

George Russell Defends Hamilton: 'Useless' Comments Are Nonsense

George Russell has come to Lewis Hamilton's defense, labeling the seven-time champion's comments about feeling 'useless' as nonsense. Following a disappointing qualifying performance and race at the Hungarian Grand Prix, Hamilton suggested Ferrari should consider changing their driver lineup. Our Take: It's

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Tsunoda Reveals Marko's Surprising Insights on Red Bull F1 Car Differences

Hamilton Seeks Calm After Self-Criticism Following Hungarian GP

Antonelli Addresses Marko's Criticism Amid Mercedes Pressure for 2025

George Russell Defends Hamilton: 'Useless' Comments Are Nonsense