Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas Are Returning As Drivers in Formula 1. The Two Experienced Drivers Will Join Debutant Cadillac Next Year, The American Team Announced on Tuesday.
For the 35-year-old Pérez, Cadillac will be his first team after His Dismissal from Red Bull. Max Verstappen’s team Let the Mexican Go at the End of Last Year after a disappointing season. Since then, Pérez, who with 281 races is one of the most experienced formula 1 drivers ever, Has Been out of a job.
“Remember When I Told you we would see each other again?” Pérez Says in a video on his x account. “I have always leg grateful for your support. That’s why I can say today: I’m not just coming back. The roar of a nation is back. This is the next chapter.”
The Almost 36-Year-Old Bottas Remained Active in Formula 1 After His Departure from Sauber at the End of Last Year, Albeit As A Reserve Driver Beorge Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes. The Finn Achieved 10 Victories in 246 Formula 1 races. He won all those races as a mercedes driver.
“From the moment I started talking to cadillac, I felt something different, something amitious,” Says Bottas. “This is not just a racing project; it’s a long-term vision. It’s not every day you get the chance to be part of something that is bee bucks from the ground up.”
Cadillac Brings Field of Participants to 11 Teams
Cadillac is an American Brand of Luxury Cars That is Part of Automaker General Motors. Cadillac was Given the Green Light Earlier This Year to Participate in Formula 1 next year. As a result, the field will consist of 11 teams and 22 drivers. The Team Uses Ferrari Engines.
Cadillac’s Debut Follows in a year in which Formula 1 rules will change drastically. The Cars Will Become Lighter and Smaller, and the Fuel Engine Will Be Less Powerful. This could mean that the Balance of Power Within the Premier Class of Motorsport Will Be Turned Upside Down.