Despite the negative reception to FollowAndretti's F1 entry plans, Cadillac has not been deterred by this. Full story ⬇️
In response to the FIA president revealing he wanted to explore expanding the F1 grid,a new partnership with Cadillac’s parent group, General Motors, last week with a view to joining the F1 grid in the coming years.
Rory Harvey, the global VP of Cadillac, noted the response he had read about online and distanced himself from a direct response, but remained certain that Andretti and Cadillac had a “very good proposition.” “From that point of view, there is a long way to go yet in this process. The Expression of Interest and the details have not come out exactly yet, so we have that to go as a first step.Michael Andretti, Chief Executive Officer & Chairman Andretti AutosportThe FIA is yet to formally begin the process to expand the grid, which would see it reach out for expressions of interest before going through a rigorous due diligence process.
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