Andretti are continuing to press forward with their plan to enter Formula 1, after testing one key part of their future chassis. read more »

Undaunted by F1's rejection of its bid to enter the sport, Andretti is pushing ahead with its planned HQ. read more »

The team's prospective entry was rejected by F1 on January 31, but it is still pushing ahead on the basis that it will eventually be allowed in.The images and details of... read more »

Christian Horner has delivered his verdict after Andretti's attempt to enter the Formula 1 grid as a new team was rejected over the winter. read more »

Despite ongoing criticism of the decision, F1 CEO, Stefano Domenicali insists that the correct process was followed when it came to rejecting Andretti's bid to enter the... read more »

The Andretti Cadillac bid was approved by the FIA last October, but then rejected in the second stage of the process by F1, which issued a statement explaining its position on... read more »

Martin Brundle has raised questions to Formula 1 over Andretti's failed bid to enter the sport. read more »

The topic of Formula 1’s dismissal of Andretti reared its head once again during pre-season testing in Bahrain and Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner inferred the door is... read more »

Audi and Ford/Red Bull Powertrains are both currently developing new power units for the first year of the new rules in 2026, while Cadillac intends to enter as a manufacturer... read more »

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert has accused Formula One Management of being 'short-sighted' following their decision to reject Andretti Cadillac's bid to enter... read more »

Martin Brundle has questioned F1's decision to reject Andretti's bid to join the grid in 2025. read more »

General Motors remains hopeful in Andretti Global's application to enter Formula 1, according to the company's vice president of performance and motorsports, Jim... read more »

General Motors remains confident that Andretti will eventually be allowed to enter F1. read more »

General Motors has explained how the current regulations has prevented it from creating an engine for use in Formula 1 before 2028 amid Andretti's bid getting referred.... read more »

In the first official comment from the American automotive giant since a statement rejecting the bid was issued by F1 on 31 January, GM's vice president of performance and... read more »

Renault have revealed that they will not resume talks over an engine deal with Andretti until they have secured a spot on the Formula 1 entry list. read more »

Alpine has revealed it has had no discussions with Andretti regarding an engine deal since Formula 1 referred the Amercian outfit’s proposed bid to join the sport to 2028. Part... read more »

Former Andretti driver Ryan Hunter-Reay is struggling to understand F1's rejection of his former team's application to join the sport. read more »

The French manufacturer originally had a pre-contract with Andretti for a supply of power units when it first looked at making it onto the grid.However, that deal lapsed last... read more »

A seemingly inevitable conclusion to Andretti’s proposed Formula 1 bid was that it was rejected by Formula One Management (FOM) last Wednesday and despite it being an... read more »

Andretti Autosport have released a statement about their joint bid with Cadillac to join the Formula 1 grid, suggesting that they would like an in-person meeting with Formula... read more »

Liberty Media and Formula 1 have done some great things for the championship since 2017, but last week they scored what some may see as an own goal.Exactly seven years and... read more »

It makes little sense for the American outfit to abandon its project just in case it gets a reprieve ahead of 2028, and the scale of progress it has made so far on its F1... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has finally broken his silence over his decision to make a shock move to Ferrari for 2025. read more »

Andretti Cadillac have responded defiantly to news that their bid to enter F1 for the 2025 and 2026 season has been rejected. read more »