Cadillac punta a migliorare le prestazioni dopo il GP di Miami

10 maggio 2026

Riportato dall'IA

Cadillac ha mostrato segnali promettenti al suo debutto in Formula 1, ma si trova sotto pressione per migliorare la vettura dopo il Gran Premio di Miami. Il pilota Sergio Perez ha sottolineato la necessità di risolvere il degrado degli pneumatici per rimanere competitivi con l'Aston Martin.

Cadillac ha iniziato la stagione 2026 di Formula 1 utilizzando le power unit clienti Ferrari e sta lottando con l'Aston Martin nelle retrovie. Al Gran Premio di Miami, Sergio Perez ha concluso al 15° posto nella sprint e al 13° nella gara principale, dopo aver lottato a stretto contatto con i piloti dell'Aston Martin Fernando Alonso e Lance Stroll.

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