Cadillac axed founding team principal Graeme Lowdon after just 11 races and brought in Marcin Budkowski, the former FIA and Alpine technical director. Was it about results, General Motors throwing its weight around, or Budkowski's engineering credentials forcing the move? Lowdon's dismissal came fast and brutal, revealing how little patience Cadillac has for its F1 learning curve.
Cadillac axed its first Formula 1 team principal after just 11 races, a stunning move that's sent shockwaves through the paddock. The video breaks down what went wrong inside the American team's debut season, why General Motors pulled the trigger so quickly, and what this upheaval means for their F1 future. Essential for anyone tracking Cadillac's turbulent start in the sport.
F1 teams face a critical $6 million upgrade dilemma that could determine the 2026 championship. A rule tweak created this spending window, but there's a major catch complicating how teams deploy those resources. The choices reveal which outfits stand to gain or lose, and why strategic decisions made now will shape the entire season before a car hits the track.