Cadillac cherche à accélérer ses performances après le Grand Prix de Miami

10 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Cadillac a montré des signes encourageants pour ses débuts en Formule 1, mais fait face à la pression d'améliorer sa voiture après le Grand Prix de Miami. Le pilote Sergio Pérez a souligné la nécessité de remédier à la dégradation des pneus pour rester compétitif face à Aston Martin.

Cadillac a entamé la saison 2026 de Formule 1 avec des unités de puissance Ferrari en tant que client et se bat aux côtés d'Aston Martin en fond de peloton. Lors du Grand Prix de Miami, Sergio Pérez a terminé 15e lors du sprint et 13e de la course principale après avoir lutté de près avec les pilotes Aston Martin, Fernando Alonso et Lance Stroll.

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