Cadillac’s Formula One debut at the Australian Grand Prix earned respect from rivals, with team principal Graeme Lowdon saying the milestone has been recognized as Bottas and Perez compete in Melbourne.
Graeme Lowdon, former Marussia Sporting Director, has been appointed as the Team Principal for General Motors' Formula 1 project, which aims to join the grid as an 11th team in 2026 under the Cadillac brand. Lowdon, who has been advising the project for two years, brings extensive motorsport experience and will lead the team as GM also plans to enter as an engine supplier. The project has already assembled a team of over 280 staff, including notable figures from the motorsport industry.
Graeme Lowdon has been appointed as the team principal for Cadillac's new Formula 1 team, set to join the grid in 2026. Lowdon, who has extensive experience in F1 and other motorsports, was instrumental in reworking GM's proposal after a previous bid with Andretti F1 was rejected. The appointment marks a significant step for Cadillac as it prepares to enter the sport under new regulations.