Sergio Pérez visited the Cadillac base for the first time.
Cadillac continues preparations for its debut season in Formula 1. Recently, Sergio Pérez visited the team's Silverstone base for the first time; he is set to race for Cadillac in 2026.
The team's press office posted several short clips on social media. In one of the videos, Sergio addresses Cadillac staff during a short briefing, and you can hear the Mexican driver say: "Of course it's important to start well. But for me it's not so important how we start. What's more important is the positions we finish in."
Sergio Pérez plans to visit the team's second base, which is located in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Cadillac continues preparations for its debut season in Formula 1. Yesterday, Sergio Pérez visited the team's base in Silverstone for the first time.