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Cadillac finishes its first Formula 1 race in Melbourne with a 16th-place finish, but team principal Graeme Lowdon claims they are “way ahead of where we really should be.” Despite challenges, including developing their 2026 car in a virtual environment, Cadillac shows promise. Sergio Perez finishes three laps down on winner George Russell but stays competitive, just a lap behind both a Williams and an Alpine. Lowdon emphasizes the need to improve reliability first, then pace, noting they are not far off from racing against other teams. He acknowledges the difficulty of entering a sport filled with seasoned competitors but celebrates the team's achievement of getting on the grid. With one race under their belt, Cadillac now has a solid foundation to build on as they aim for improvement in the upcoming races.
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