Graeme Lowdon takes the wheel as Cadillac F1 team principal for 2026 debut

Lowdon’s Formula 1 Leadership Role In a significant step towards entering Formula 1 in 2026, Cadillac has named Graeme Lowdon as team principal. Previously the CEO of Marussia, Lowdon will lead the charge for the newly formed team, which has partnered with TWG Global and will race under the Cadillac brand. With over a decade of motorsport expertise, including advising on the team’s strategy, Lowdon is confident in the team’s potential. Lowdon’s extensive experience in both technical and managerial aspects of Formula 1 and motorsports will be crucial as Cadillac embarks on its ambitious journey to F1. "I look forward to the challenge," Lowdon said, acknowledging the tough competition ahead but expressing excitement for the road ahead. A Vision for Racing Cadillac's F1 entry has been brewing for several years under the Andretti Global banner. Lowdon has been working with the team for the past two years, laying the groundwork for a competitive debut. He emphasized that the team’s passion for racing and their collective experience make them ready for the task ahead. As the team continues preparations, there is a strong focus on assembling a world-class team and developing competitive race cars. With the leadership of experienced professionals like Lowdon, Cadillac is setting its sights on making a meaningful impact in F1, a goal that is now within reach as the 2026 season approaches.