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A New Chapter for Perez and Cadillac 🌟

Sergio Perez is ready to write the next chapter of his Formula One career with Cadillac, and he isn’t setting small goals. Despite the new U.S.-owned team likely being the slowest on the grid at their debut, Perez believes a podium finish is well within reach. With 39 career podiums already to his name, the Mexican driver is aiming to hit the 40-mark before he eventually steps away from racing.

For fans tuning in on Express Stream or Seamless Streaming, it’s a thrilling prospect: a veteran driver bringing experience, skill, and championship ambition to a team that’s entering F1 with a serious plan to compete.

Experience Meets Ambition ⚡

Perez isn’t alone in this adventure. Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas joins him, forming a duo with over 500 career starts and 16 Grand Prix wins. Both drivers, returning after a year off, bring unmatched expertise to Cadillac as the team builds its foundation for the 2026 season.

“I think we’re going to start at the back, progressively move forward. But ultimately, in the near future, the podium is a target,” Perez said from Cadillac’s Silverstone factory during his seat-fit. He stressed that the goal isn’t just personal glory, but building the team into a competitive force that can grow weekend by weekend.

Shaking Off the Rust with Ferrari 🏁

Before the 2026 car hits the track, Perez will test a 2023 Ferrari at Imola, reconnecting with a chassis and team environment he hasn’t experienced since his days in the Ferrari young driver program.

“It’s basically just a time for us to be able to get together with the engineers, mechanics, start working all together, start talking the same language,” Perez explained. Fans on Seamless Streaming will get an early look at Perez’s return to the cockpit, where he will combine practice laps with team-building exercises, ensuring everyone is aligned before the big debut next year.

Perez joked about testing his endurance: “I’m curious to find out how many laps my neck will do before it gets destroyed. But it’s a great test and a great way to finish the year before getting back in the car next year.”

Cadillac’s Ambitious Vision 🚀

Backed by General Motors, Cadillac is the first all-new F1 team since Haas joined the grid a decade ago. With over 400 staff members already and plans to reach 600, the team is fully funded and ready to compete. Perez praised the professionalism and resources at Cadillac, noting that unlike past new entries in F1, this team is built to last and to win.

“Cadillac are here for big things and it doesn’t really matter for me where we start, it’s how quickly we are able to develop and how quickly we are able to move forward,” he said. Fans watching through Express Stream can expect a methodical, patient build-up, with a clear focus on long-term results.

Excitement Builds Among Fans 🎉

Perez’s return has already energized the fan base. Cadillac shirts and flags were visible at recent races in Texas and Mexico City, showing that fans are ready to support the team from day one. The driver himself is enjoying the vibe and jokes about the team’s resources: “Yeah, they’ve got more kit than we have at the moment.”

With a blend of experience, ambition, and a fully equipped team, Sergio Perez and Cadillac are poised to make an impact in 2026. For Seamless Streaming audiences, it promises to be a season to watch closely — from first test laps to potential podium celebrations.

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