Bottas pressed the pit limiter button — just not hard enough. A known steering wheel tactility issue cost Cadillac’s Finnish driver a drive-through penalty in Miami, as the team continued to navigate the teething problems of its debut Formula 1 season.
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Good on reliability. Weaker on pace. Cadillac is heading into the April break with a clear objective: produce an upgrade large enough to enter the midfield battle at its first home race in Miami.
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Mario Andretti says Cadillac’s qualifying deficit dropped from four seconds in Melbourne to two seconds in Shanghai — a 50% reduction in just one race. With both drivers still shaking off a year away from the cockpit, the 1978 World Champion is cautiously optimistic ahead of Suzuka.
Sergio Perez collided with Cadillac teammate Valtteri Bottas on the opening lap of the 2026 Chinese Grand Prix, spinning and causing floor damage. He immediately took full responsibility — and both cars still crossed the finish line in only the team’s second-ever race.
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Sergio Perez has revealed that Red Bull’s singular focus on Max Verstappen created an impossible environment where “everything was a problem” regardless of his performance. The candid admission sheds light on why seven drivers have struggled in the second Red Bull seat.
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Fresh from his Mercedes reserve role, Valtteri Bottas has completed his first day at Cadillac F1, including a seat fitting and integration with the team at Silverstone.
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Mick Schumacher was optimistic about signing with Cadillac F1 for 2026 and was in contention until the final decision favored Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez, leading him to IndyCar instead.
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Team-mates, engineers and managers explain how Max Verstappen’s brutal honesty, data rejection and race-day “switch” create an influence unlike any Red Bull driver before him.
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“No driver could survive there,” says Sergio Pérez in an unfiltered testimony about his time alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull. The former teammate of the four-time world champion describes a deeply unbalanced environment where the second driver is systematically relegated to a supporting role. “Even Lewis Hamilton or Charles Leclerc would struggle,” he insists, emphasizing that Red Bull’s entire structure is optimized around Verstappen—at the expense of sporting fairness. For Pérez, lasting four years alongside him wasn’t just success; it was an act of “survival.”
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