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Colton Herta to Join Cadillac as F1 Test Driver for 2026 Season

Colton Herta, a prominent figure in IndyCar, has been appointed as the Test Driver for Cadillac's Formula 1 team, set to make its debut in the 2026 World Championship. At just 25, Herta is recognized for his impressive track record, including nine race wins and a wealth of experience on the track.

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Herta's move to F1 marks an exciting step not just for him but also for Cadillac as they navigate the competitive waters of Formula 1. His expertise in IndyCar could provide invaluable insights as the team develops its performance, making him a key asset in shaping Cadillac's journey in the pinnacle of motorsport.

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Source: Paul Velasco

Norris' Drive for Victory: Battle at the Italian GP

This weekend at the Italian Grand Prix, all eyes will be on Lando Norris as he fights to turn his fortunes around. With a recent setback leading to a retirement, Norris is under pressure to overcome his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri's current lead and secure a much-needed victory.

F1 Teams Gear Up with Low-Drag Wings for the Italian GP

This weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza will see Formula 1 teams debut bespoke low-drag aero setups, tailored for the high-speed demands of the circuit. With a strategic focus on maximizing straight-line speed, teams have crafted specialized rear wing options that prioritize efficiency on the legendary straights. Our

Monza's Low-Downforce Strategy for Optimal Speed

This weekend's Italian Grand Prix sees teams unveiling specially designed low-drag aerodynamic setups, catering to the unique demands of the fast-paced Monza circuit. The focus is on enhancing straight-line speed, which is crucial for success at this historic venue known as the 'Temple of Speed.' Our

The Controversial Collision: Sainz vs. Lawson at Zandvoort

The recent incident between Carlos Sainz and Liam Lawson during the Dutch Grand Prix has reignited debates over Formula 1's racing regulations. Following the clash, Williams has filed for a review of Sainz's penalty, highlighting ongoing tensions regarding driver conduct and the consistency of race officiating.

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Norris' Drive for Victory: Battle at the Italian GP

F1 Teams Gear Up with Low-Drag Wings for the Italian GP

Monza's Low-Downforce Strategy for Optimal Speed

The Controversial Collision: Sainz vs. Lawson at Zandvoort