Either way, if GM and Andretti do make it to F1, you can bet there'll be a special edition of the Cadillac Lyriq to celebrate. Andretti Autosport is thrilled to support the news of Andretti Global and General Motors with Cadillac, two American powerhouses coming together to pursue the opportunity to. An Andretti-Cadillac entry is unlikely to feature on the grid until at least the 2026 season and would require sign-off from both F1 and its governing body, the FIA, which has so far welcomed. Perhaps Cadillac will design an entire unit perhaps Cadillac will help with something like a turbocharger perhaps Cadillac will be no more than a marketing partner. And even then, "whether we to and what elements yet to be determined," said Warren. Renault/Alpine has also been rumored to be Andretti's partner, but its performance in F1 has not been very convincing for many years.Īn F1 power unit program is expensive, so the team would will first wait to see how a third-party power unit performs before undertaking the design and manufacture of its own unit. But these possible developments don’t paint a rosy picture. Whether Andretti will get an entry in F1, only time will tell. Warren reiterated that constructing power units is something GM is looking at but added that "Andretti has a power unit partner with which we can get racing quickly." Andretti has a strong relationship with Honda through Wayne Taylor Racing, and GM is collaborating with the Japanese brand on EVs, so it seems a good fit. Watch This Story: Rich History of F1 races in Las Vegas Throughout the Years.
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