Michael Andretti says F1 'greed' is blocking entry with Cadillac “We have a long, rich history in motorsports and engineering innovation, and we are thrilled with the prospect of pairing with Andretti Global to form an American F1 team that will help spur even more global interest in the series and the sport.You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browser

“General Motors is honored to team with Andretti Global on this historic moment in racing,” said Mark Reuss, president of General Motors. They are likely to enter F1 in 2026, when the sport’s engine regulations are overhauled, in an attempt to make the racing series greener. The potential new team would receive a power unit from another supplier, at first, but both Cadillac and Andretti Global say they will offer technical support to the prospective team. With expansions to Andretti’s Indiana headquarters ongoing and a European satellite office proposed, according to Autosport, this appears to be the outfit’s most serious bid yet.

I have asked my team to look at launching an Expressions of Interest process for prospective new teams for the FIA World Championship- Mohammed Ben Sulayem January 2, 2023Īndretti Global, though, has long been interested in joining F1, but no newly created team has entered the sport since Haas did in 2016.

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