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Cadillac CEO Admits Lowdon Dismissal Was His Decision As Budkowski Takes Charge

Cadillac Formula 1 has confirmed that Graeme Lowdon’s departure as team principal was not a mutual agreement between both parties involved. CEO Dan Towriss revealed that Lowdon was only informed about the decision on the morning the announcement was made public. Cadillac shocked the paddock on Wednesday by announcing that Lowdon had been replaced by

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Marcin Budkowski Named Cadillac F1 Team Principal As Graeme Lowdon Departs

Cadillac Formula 1 has confirmed Marcin Budkowski as its new team principal, replacing Graeme Lowdon who had held the position since December 2024. Budkowski, 49, brings over 25 years of experience within the Formula 1 world championship to his new role at the American outfit. The French-educated Pole began his career as an aerodynamicist, working

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Domenicali Cites Star Wars Creator George Lucas To Justify Removing Battery Graphics From F1 Broadcasts

F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has offered a striking defence of the decision to remove battery charge and usage graphics from television broadcasts. The on-screen battery information was notably absent during recent high-speed races at Silverstone and Spa-Francorchamps, prompting widespread criticism from fans. Many observers believe the removal is a deliberate attempt to conceal how heavily

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Mercedes Full Of Praise For McLaren After Norris’ Dominant Hungarian Grand Prix Victory

Mercedes deputy technical director Simone Resta has spoken openly about McLaren’s impressive Hungarian Grand Prix performance, acknowledging the scale of the challenge now facing the championship leaders. Lando Norris delivered a dominant victory at the Hungaroring, ending Mercedes’ perfect pole position record in 2026 and securing McLaren’s first grand prix win of the season. The

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Steiner Claims Ocon Has No Future At Haas As 2027 Seat Battle Intensifies

Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has delivered a blunt verdict on Esteban Ocon’s future, suggesting the French driver has no place at the team beyond 2026. Steiner led Haas from 2016 to 2024 before transitioning to MotoGP, where he now serves as CEO of Tech3 KTM following his high-profile departure from Formula 1. The

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