• Coelacanth@feddit.nu
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      3 days ago

      Well, no. The “multi-year” part of the headline is fairly clickbaity as GM will provide its own engines from 28 as planned and Cadillac will be a full works team. But Ferrari will provide engines for '26 and '27 which is technically “multi-year”.

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      That is how F1 works. Only Ferrari and Sauber manage to not be partly dependent on/located in the UK.

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    I can’t help it… this is still the first thing I think of whenever someone says Cadillac.

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      3 days ago

      Don’t GM also own the Chevrolet brand? That at least makes me think of a Corvette rather than this beach-boys-mobile!

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        I think Chevy is their biggest brand, at least state side, but GM has been pushing Cadillac as a luxury performance brand for at least 20 years now.

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          Not that I’ve heard this side of the pond, but hey maybe that’s exactly the reason the new team is being called Cadillac!

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    3 days ago

    Wasn’t it a Cadillac that leaked oil all over the track at the 2023 Las Vegas GP pre-race?