Cadillac appoints new team principal ahead of F1 season resumption

Cadillac, the newest team in Formula 1, has announced the appointment of Marcin Budkowski as its new team principal, replacing Graeme Lowdon. Budkowski, who previously served as the executive director at the Alpine F1 Team, brings a wealth of experience to his new role in the highly competitive motorsport arena.

Graeme Lowdon, who held the position since the teams inception, has played a significant role in establishing Cadillacs presence in Formula 1. His departure marks a strategic shift as the team seeks to strengthen its competitive edge ahead of the upcoming racing seasons.

Marcin Budkowski has been involved in Formula 1 for over a decade, also serving in various capacities at the Renault F1 Team before transitioning to Alpine. His expertise in team operations and development is expected to aid Cadillac in its ambitions to compete at a high level in the sport.

Cadillac officially entered the Formula 1 circuit as part of the FIAs 2026 regulations, underlining the growing interest of American automotive brands in global motorsport. As the team gears up for its debut, it faces the challenges of bringing its operations to par with established teams while building a competitive vehicle for future seasons.