Cadillac has stressed its commitment to follow the rules on the eligibility of an American IndyCar star who may lack the required Super Licence points.

F1 was once Colton Herta's goal; now he's not sure. But the young Andretti Global IndyCar drive also needs to qualify.

Colton Herta is focused on INDYCAR amid speculation that he could give up his current ride to drive for Formula 1.

Former Formula 1 team boss Guenther Steiner has questioned Cadillac’s choice to pick an American driver for their 2026 driver lineup. The General Motors-backed team have received official approval to join the F1 grid in 2026, where their spot as an 11th team opens up seats for two more drivers in the sport.

The Cadillac team set to debut in Formula One next year has at least six names on a list of potential drivers and will decide on merit, principal Graeme Lowdon said on Monday.

Colton Herta raised eyebrows when the IndyCar driver said he’d have to think about a move to Formula 1 with the new Cadillac team should he earn eligibility for the global series.

Cadillac Formula 1 boss Graeme Lowdon says that the team will only select an American driver “on merit”, as it continues to ramp up preparations for next year.

Cadillac's new UK headquarters at Silverstone and ongoing hiring process are crucial in developing a potent F1 car, ensuring the team is race-ready before its debut in twelve months. Now, though, Cadillac's priority is signing two strong drivers. Newsweek Sports reported recently the team is keen on having an American talent on board.

Graeme Lowdon has confirmed Colton Herta is under consideration for a seat with the Cadillac team for the F1 2026 season. Herta is a leading light of the IndyCar series, with the American driver at the forefront of Andretti’s line-up where he has hauled himself into contention for a seat when Cadillac arrives in F1 next year.