While McLaren and Alpine are supportive of FollowAndretti's plans to enter F1, other teams have been more lukewarm in their response. Now with GM support, LukeSmithF1 asks, will the remaining eight squads ease in their resistance? 📝
was largely met with enthusiasm from fans eager to see an expansion of the grid.. Its statement made zero mention of either Andretti or Cadillac, and served a reminder that any new entry requires its approval, not just that of the FIA.
General Motors has been taking steps forward with its racing interests in recent years. While it has been a mainstay on the American racing scene through IndyCar and IMSA, the decision to enter its new LMDh Cadillac to the World Endurance Championship pointed to its desire to reach further afield. So while F1 could be set to get the Cadillac name, it wouldn’t be getting a GM-built engine. It would be similar to the ways in which Alfa Romeo and Aston Martin currently race in F1. The former is a title sponsor, essentially, with some technical crossover; the latter is a works team by virtue of a shared owner with the car manufacturer, and still has a Mercedes engine.But there was an indication this could change in the future.
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