Cadillac in Formula One
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Sep 14, 2026
Matt JacksonHOST
I don't...
Matt JacksonHOST
I actually want to bypass them the same as I do with Aston Martin and bloody Cadillac, all right, today.
Matt JacksonHOST
But we move on.
Matt JacksonHOST
But Lando Norris, okay.
44 MINS LATER
Matt JacksonHOST
I don't mind.
Matt JacksonHOST
I don't mind.
Matt JacksonHOST
Right, just quickly, Cadillac.
Matt JacksonHOST
Cool.
LawVSHOST
And another one of the guys I like, I'm not sure whether I like him anymore because Carlos Sainz, his first home Grand Prix in Madrid was an absolute disaster because impeding Bottas was bad enough, sending him back to P20.
LawVSHOST
Although to be fair, Williams didn't warn him about the impending Cadillac driver.
LawVSHOST
But then he locked up at the start, clattering into Yuki Tsunoda, then was moving under braking into his compatriot to earn yet another time penalty.
LawVSHOST
And just like with Piastri in Hungary, he was not in the least bit remorseful.
LawVSHOST
And yes, he did regain some brownie points in those comparing him with Carlos because Alex just looks like the more composed driver and he did gain two places at the start and had a tidy drive plus a bold pit call after clattering the barriers in practice, but still no points.
LawVSHOST
You, you really need to be toppling Audis if you want to try and score points, and the FW48, it's not even close to that.
LawVSHOST
And then we move on to another backmarker team, Cadillac.
LawVSHOST
It was looking hopeful though, because Perez did feel like Cadillac was having one of its stronger weekends actually racing the Williams car, something that Valtteri Bottas had reported on occasion in previous races.
JayHOST
But otherwise, Yuki and Lindbergh are killing it in Racing Bull.
JayHOST
Meanwhile, the many, many problems of Cadillac continue.
JayHOST
The many, many problems of Aston Martin.
JayHOST
That has been a little bit of a disappointment because I thought they are going to improve.
JamesHOST
He's at risk of becoming the next Valtteri Bottas.
JamesHOST
He's at risk of sitting at Mercedes, who is happy to pick a number one driver, and supporting it, and then going to kick Sauber, and then off of the field, and then back into Cadillac, which can barely finish a race.
JamesHOST
That's what George Russell is staring down.
JamesHOST
I've gone from Williams in one of its worst periods ever, if not its worst period ever, to Mercedes in a really bad time, and then when it got a good car, I don't win.
Harry BenjaminGUEST
And that'll probably just be Alonso.
Harry BenjaminGUEST
And if they can start to displace Cadillac a bit more, then that's a win.
Harry BenjaminGUEST
But I have to say, I think even with the upgrades coming this year, it's a write-off, isn't it? It's all about trying to recover now for 27 and 28 and see if they can do anything.
Harry BenjaminGUEST
Especially with Fernando Alonso's future still up for question about where he stays.
Matt JacksonHOST
Right.
Matt JacksonHOST
Finally, Cadillac P18, P19.
Matt JacksonHOST
I'm not talking about them.
Matt JacksonHOST
I'm just not talking about them.
Luke MartinHOST
Aston Martin.
Luke MartinHOST
Whoa, whoa.
Luke MartinHOST
No. Cadillac have a big achievement for this weekend.
Matt JacksonHOST
Is this the one I put in the chat?
LawVSHOST
But I think collectively, the rest of the midfield brigade can breathe a huge sigh of relief.
LawVSHOST
And I think Cadillac can breathe a sigh of relief because Because, hey, great, they got both cars to the end.
LawVSHOST
Only it wasn't a clean one.
LawVSHOST
Last and second to last.
LawVSHOST
Meanwhile, Checo was talking about the straight line deficit.
LawVSHOST
And I remember seeing those graphs after FP2.
LawVSHOST
The straight line speed loss of that Cadillac is absolutely shocking.
LawVSHOST
And then to top it all off, Checo got dinged for leaving the track and not rejoining it properly through the escape road.
BrianHOST
but well we're not actual journalists so we're doing no
RobHOST
no no we're definitely not so let's um before we get there we will have our normal episode news and social we'll have a stroll to cadillac corner early this week we'll pop over to the video vault then we will talk about monza Wow.
RobHOST
Wow.
RobHOST
And then we'll look ahead to the very first race in Madrid.
12 MINS LATER
BrianHOST
I think we should do that.
BrianHOST
It's
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Cadillac Corner! It's Cadillac Corner! It's Cadillac Corner!
BrianHOST
Oh, I'm going to let you do this one, and I'll have a couple comments, but I'm going to keep it brief.
Matt GallagherHOST
But the question is from P1 Patreon member Rosie Rangetsu.
Matt GallagherHOST
What is going on with Aston Martin once again dropping behind Cadillac this weekend? Yes, so how I see this is that Aston Martin and Fernando Alonso would have put in a cheeky lap.
Matt GallagherHOST
I don't know if he would have been in a cheeky lap in the Cadillac range, because Cadillac, and Valtteri Bottas in particular...
Matt GallagherHOST
Putting in some decent times.
Tom BellinghamHOST
So close to Albon.
Tom BellinghamHOST
So close.
Matt GallagherHOST
Indeed.
Matt GallagherHOST
So I think it was very impressive from Cadillac and the two drivers.
Jamie MuffettHOST
So it's going to be an all-change at Red Bull for the first session of the weekend.
Jamie MuffettHOST
Also at Cadillac, Colton Hurt is coming in to replace Sergio Perez.
Jamie MuffettHOST
Paul Aaron is coming in to replace Gasly at Alpine.
Jamie MuffettHOST
And finally, Luke Browning is replacing Alex Albon at the Williams team.
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