Steiner: If I were Cadillac, I would invite Bottas and Perez.

      Cadillac F1 is in no hurry to choose drivers, as Dan Tauriss, the head of TWG Motorsport, who is leading the project to create a new Formula 1 team, recently made clear. The General Motors factory team is due to make its World Championship debut next year, and until it officially confirms its composition, there will be continued talks about who will sit down. behind the wheel of her cars.

      Gunther Steiner, the former head of Haas F1, and now an expert who willingly cooperates with a wide variety of media outlets, taking part in the F1 Explains podcast on the official website of the championship, said that if he were Cadillac F1, he would invite two experienced drivers such as Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez.

      Gunther Steiner: "If I were Cadillac, I would look at experienced drivers for the same reason I mentioned earlier. It is best for a young team to rely on the experience of people who have already competed in Formula 1, as they will help move forward, promote progress, and develop faster with them than with newcomers.

      From my point of view, Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez could be the ideal Cadillacs. Personally, I would invite these two riders."

      Earlier, Graham Loudon, the head of the new team, without naming specific names, said: "In total, we plan to talk or are already talking with seven or eight riders. I wouldn't surprise anyone if I said that anyone who has recently competed in Formula 1 will be included in this list."

      This can be considered another confirmation that both are on the list of candidates with whom the leadership of the new team is already negotiating.