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It has been a whirlwind few days in the world of Sergio Perez and once again, Checo finds himself at the center of Formula 1 headlines and business intrigue. The biggest news, confirmed this week across outlets like GP Fans and PlanetF1, is Sergio Perez’s official arrival at Cadillac’s F1 Silverstone factory, marking his first major milestone with the American team as they ramp up preparations for their anticipated debut in 2026. Social media lit up with posts from Cadillac’s official Instagram, showing Perez working intensely in the team’s state-of-the-art simulator at Silverstone, surrounded by team principal Graeme Lowdon and other personnel. These posts drove instant fan engagement, especially notable for how fans have been eager to see Checo embark on this new chapter after his difficult split from Red Bull at the end of 2024.
Perez’s simulator run this week is more than ceremonial. He’s been open about the importance of getting his body and mind refocused for the rigors of F1, telling media during a high-profile appearance at Dodger Stadium—where he threw the ceremonial first pitch for the LA Dodgers—that this year’s training, both in the simulator and likely in an older F1 car, is essential for “adapting the neck and body” ahead of 2026. Perez emphasizes the importance of preparation and team unity, rallying Cadillac staff in a speech documented and posted by the team with his signature visitor’s lanyard front and center. “It’s obviously important to start properly, you know? But for me, it’s a little bit irrelevant where we start. It’s where we finish,” he said, aiming to inspire a new squad assembled from across two continents.
Behind the scenes, Cadillac is investing heavily, with bases in Silverstone, Charlotte, Indiana, and Michigan, and confirmed plans to run Ferrari engines for their first two seasons. But industry voices remind us success won’t be instant. Williams team boss James Vowles is among those throwing cold water on Cadillac’s hopes, projecting on the Business of Sport podcast that Perez’s “lofty debut goals” for points-scoring might be premature given how cutthroat the current grid is. He also highlights the anti-dilution fee Cadillac had to pay existing teams, emphasizing just how high the stakes and expectations are.
Nevertheless, Perez remains optimistic, sharing in interviews that “the potential is immense” if the team comes together before the season starts; he believes they’ll soon surprise critics and could grab points early. While it’s still uncertain which car Perez will be testing on-track before the season, speculation is swirling that Cadillac may borrow an old Ferrari, a fitting choice given Perez’s early career ties to the Scuderia.
In the context of biographical significance, these developments mark a new era for Perez—a comeback story after a public exit from Red Bull, a transition to a new, ambitious F1 project, and a display of his relentless resilience and charisma. As the next chapter unfolds, fans can expect Cadillac and Perez to be front and center on social media and in F1’s narrative over the coming months.
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Oct 19 20253 min