Cadillac lascia un segno importante fuori pista al Gran Premio di Miami

Cadillac ha sfruttato il suo debutto al Gran Premio di Miami per creare un legame con i fan attraverso una serie di iniziative ed esposizioni in tutta la città. Il nuovo team di Formula 1 ha unito la presentazione di vetture stradali a eventi con gli sponsor e una livrea personalizzata.

Il team ha occupato la Jungle Plaza nel Miami Design District per un evento gratuito di due giorni dedicato ai fan, che ha visto la partecipazione del pilota Sergio Perez nella giornata di sabato. General Motors ha trasmesso spot pubblicitari Cadillac a tema F1 presso il Miami International Airport e ha allestito un'esposizione di vetture all'Hard Rock Stadium, la sede del gran premio. Venerdì, l'amministratore delegato di GM, Mary Barra, ha presentato la serie limitata CT5-V Blackwing F1 Collector Series durante l'Autosport Business Exchange.

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Cadillac Formula 1 Team revealed its maiden livery during a Super Bowl advertisement and a Times Square unveiling on February 9, 2026. The design features a two-sided scheme with black on one flank and white on the other, incorporating a gradient of Cadillac chevrons. The bold American-inspired look signals the team's entry as the 11th F1 squad for the upcoming season.

Cadillac Formula 1 Team will open a free two-day fan hub in Miami's Design District ahead of its first home grand prix. The event, named Cadillac Formula 1 Team Miami Headquarters, runs May 2-3 at Jungle Plaza. It features simulators, merchandise, food, and a Sergio Perez appearance.

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Building on finishes in Australia, China, and Japan, Cadillac F1 faces its toughest test: rapidly outpacing established midfield teams like Alpine and Williams, driver Sergio Perez says. The team showed promise at Suzuka—beating struggling Aston Martins but lagging 2.3 seconds behind frontrunners and one second off midfield in Q1—ahead of major upgrades for its home Miami Grand Prix.

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The Cadillac Formula 1 team has chosen to limit its use of Ferrari parts beyond power units and gearboxes, aiming for greater autonomy in its debut seasons. This approach differs from that of fellow Ferrari customer Haas, which relies more heavily on Maranello's components. Cadillac's strategy supports its long-term goal of developing its own engines by 2029.

 

 

 

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