Cadillac F1 Team

Cadillac F1 Team is a new American-branded entrant competing from a base in Fishers, Indiana, led by experienced operator Graeme Lowdon and powered by Ferrari. In the 2026 constructors’ standings so far they sit 11th with no points or wins.

Origins and identity

The team competes under the Cadillac name, placing one of America’s most recognisable automotive marques on the current grid. Its base in Fishers, in the metropolitan area north-east of Indianapolis, aligns it with the broader motorsport ecosystem centred on central Indiana.

Leadership

Graeme Lowdon serves as team principal. He is best known in Formula 1 for his senior roles at the Marussia F1 Team, having been a central figure from the outfit’s early years through to 2015. Lowdon’s background blends commercial and sporting management, and he was part of the leadership group that kept a small, cost-conscious team operational during a period when the sport’s financial barriers were steep. After leaving Marussia, he remained active in international racing.

Power unit supply

Cadillac F1 Team uses Ferrari power units. Ferrari is a long-standing supplier to customer teams as well as a works competitor. The choice of Ferrari hardware provides a known performance and reliability baseline from which the team can develop its own car and procedures.

2026 season so far

According to the 2026 constructors’ championship table, Cadillac F1 Team is 11th with 0 points and 0 wins. On that metric the team has ground to make up as the campaign continues.

Lineage and context

This entry races as Cadillac F1 Team and is registered from Fishers in the United States. While the Cadillac marque brings substantial brand recognition from American motorsport, including high-profile factory efforts in endurance racing in recent years, this Formula 1 operation stands on its own FIA entry in the championship. The combination of a US base, a Ferrari power unit supply and leadership under Lowdon gives the project a distinctive profile among current teams.