Andretti-Cadillac has stated that it “strongly disagrees” with the reasons behind Formula One Management (FOM) rejecting its proposal to enter the series in 2025. Having opened... read more »

Formula One has formally rejected Andretti and Cadillac's joint bid to join the championship in either 2025 or 2026 but has left the door open for the team to enter in 2028. read more »

The target remains a debut in 2025 with a customer Renault power unit, while it awaits a decision from FOM on its plans. The longer-term plan is to have a Cadillac V6 in the... read more »

McLaren boss Zak Brown has offered rare support for the proposed '11th team' in Formula 1, but admitted that he is still unclear on the details of the... read more »

Aston Martin team owner Lawrence Stroll has reiterated his belief that Formula One does not need Andretti to join as an 11th team, despite the American outfit's recent... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has insisted that Andretti's Formula 1 bid is "good for the sport" after Cadillac committed to building their own power unit. read more »

"I think they need to do their own engine," Red Bull boss Christian Horner mused on the subject of Andretti's pending Formula 1 entry when considering what the... read more »

General Motors will plan to enter Formula 1 as the latest power unit manufacturer in 2028 after having its interest registered with the FIA. The engine, which would be branded... read more »

General Motors is set to join Formula 1 as a power unit manufacturer from 2028, with the possibility of powering Andretti-Cadillac, should their bid be successful. read more »

General Motors will build and supply Andretti-Cadillac with power units from 2028, providing the American outfit gains an F1 entry.  read more »

General Motors has confirmed it will build Formula One engines from 2028 onwards, handing a boost to Andretti-Cadillac's bid to join the grid. read more »

Via its Cadillac sub-brand, automotive conglomerate GM is already eyeing an F1 presence in the shorter term by partnering with the Andretti bid to form an 11th team.Andretti... read more »

General Motors has announced its plans to lobby the Formula 1 paddock in person at the Las Vegas Grand Prix in an attempt to secure the approval of Andretti-Cadillac's bid... read more »

What does the Andretti news mean for Formula 1?After a seven-month process of due diligence, Andretti Cadillac has been given the green light by the FIA to enter Formula 1.... read more »

On one side of the debate is the FIA, which is pushing hard to expand the grid beyond the current 10 teams as it sees nothing but positives from the arrival of the... read more »

Michael Andretti says the resistance from existing Formula 1 teams regarding the potential entry of Andretti-Cadillac is a "mystery". read more »

Formula 1 is on the cusp of a potentially monumental expansion with Andretti Cadillac's entry bid, granted approval by the FIA, taking the sport one step closer to an 11th... read more »

Despite uncertainty over whether Andretti Cadillac will be allowed to join the championship as an 11th team or not, the American powerhouse team has pressed ahead with its... read more »

Andretti has been given approval by the FIA to join the F1 grid from 2025 at the earliest, subject to it agreeing a commercial deal with FOM - which is far from... read more »

1978 Formula 1 world champion Mario Andretti has revealed his optimism regarding his son's endeavour to bring the Andretti-Cadillac team into the pinnacle of motorsport,... read more »

Andretti has been putting in place plans to enter F1 for a while now and, as part of an original push, it had an agreement with Alpine for a partnership for power units as well... read more »

The big talking point off the track in Qatar was whether F1 would let Andretti Formula Racing, in partnership with Cadillac, join the grid as a new team in the near future. read more »

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 needs “more teams and fewer races,” amid concerns over whether the proposed Andretti bid will be accepted by the sport.... read more »

The FIA has approved Andretti's new team bid meaning the American entry, working with General Motors firm Cadillac, must now seek approval from series rights holder... read more »

The US-based Andretti team's bid to enter Formula 1 with General Motors' Cadillac brand is approved by motorsport's governing body, the FIA. read more »