As Formula 1's first brand-new entrant in a decade, Cadillac will be up against it when it turns up in Melbourne for its grand prix debut in March next year.
But while its on-track success will likely be a long-term project, F1's newest kid on the block won't feel like a small team in the slightest. Cadillac has embarked on an impressive recruiting spree from rival teams and throughout the industry, growing to a 400-strong workforce at the time of writing, with plans to further bolster its numbers in time for its 2026 debut.
