Cadillac Appoints Graeme Lowdon as F1 Team Principal

General Motors has announced the appointment of Graeme Lowdon as team principal for Cadillac's upcoming Formula 1 team, which is set to make its debut in 2026. Lowdon brings a rich background in motorsport, having previously served as both sporting director and CEO for Manor Racing and advising Andretti Global in recent years. His enthusiasm for leading the new team reflects a commitment to fostering teamwork and navigating the challenges that lie ahead in F1.

The entry of Cadillac into Formula 1 has received the green light from Formula One Management, following some initial challenges. Under Lowdon's guidance, the team will focus on key areas such as chassis and aerodynamics development, solidifying its competitive edge. Cadillac is also bolstering its ranks with experienced professionals, including ex-Renault engine chief Rob White and former technical director Nick Chester, who will all play critical roles in establishing a strong presence in the sport. GM’s president, Mark Reuss, expressed confidence in Lowdon's leadership, believing his extensive experience will pave the way for Cadillac's success in the high-stakes world of Formula 1 racing.