Cadillac Racing is bringing another significant upgrade package to the Canadian Grand Prix, building on the steps taken at the Miami GP. The American outfit will introduce new front brake drums, diffuser trim and winglets, plus revised front torsion bars. These specific changes aim to improve the MAC-26’s ability to handle the aggressive curbs characteristic of Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.
The team's previous Miami upgrade, featuring a new front wing, floor, diffuser, and rear suspension, yielded mixed results in qualifying but showed flashes of midfield pace in the races. Sergio Perez finished 15th and 13th in Miami, stating the team is "in a massive hurry to find performance." Team Principal Graeme Lowdon believes the Miami package delivered a "notable increase in performance." With these new parts, Cadillac hopes to further refine its car and close the gap to the established midfield, aiming to put all the pieces together for a stronger showing in Montreal.
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