Martin Brundle backs Cadillac’s ‘great’ choice after Bottas and Perez picks
Cadillac’s driver line-up backed to succeed by Sky F1 pundit
- Cadillac has announced Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez as their drivers for their debut Formula 1 season in 2026.
- The American-owned team opted for experienced drivers, both aged 35, prioritising their expertise over youth or American involvement.
- Former F1 racer and Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle praised Cadillac's decision, emphasising the need for experience and direction in their inaugural year, particularly with new regulations.
- Sergio Perez stated his desire to "enjoy the sport" again with Cadillac, viewing it as a comeback after a difficult 2024 season with Red Bull.
- Perez aims to help the new project succeed and rediscover his enjoyment of racing.