Ferrari has announced a multi-year agreement to supply power units and gearboxes to the Cadillac F1 team, starting in the 2026 season.This strategic partnership ensures Cadillac, backed by General Motors,

GM, Cadillac, and Andretti gained provisional approval to join F1 after the Las Vegas GP. Its engine supply deal with Ferrari rests on the team receiving official written confirmation. The American team originally planned to use Renault engines before switching to Ferrari.

Ferrari will supply engines and gearboxes to a new Cadillac Formula One team in a multi-year agreement from 2026, subject to final approval of the entry, the Italian manufacturer said on Tuesday.

Ferrari will supply power units to the Cadillac F1 team beginning in 2026 until GM is able to begin supplying its own units.

Ferrari has confirmed it has reached an agreement to supply the future Cadillac Formula 1 team with power units and gearboxes from 2026. The General Motors-backed entry that was formerly known as

GM is working on its own F1 power unit, but it won't be eligible in time for Cadillac's planned entry into F1 in 2026.

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Cadillac’s first years of Formula 1 will be driven by Ferrari power, it has been announced. The GM brand has been pushing to enter F1 with Andretti Racing and, after initially being rebuffed, has been granted a slot on the grid for the 2026 season.

Ferrari chief executive Benedetto Vigna said he was "very proud" of a deal to supply engines and gearboxes to a new Cadillac Formula One team in a multi-year agreement from 2026, subject to final approval of the entry,