Cadillac recently unveiled the livery of its new Formula 1 car in a flashy advertisement aired during the Super Bowl. The car, which features a black and silver color scheme adorned with various sponsors' logos, represents Cadillac's entry as a rookie team in the highly competitive world of Formula 1. Finnish driver Valtteri Bottas, who has a significant following and is known for his previous work with Mercedes-Benz, shared the car's design on his Instagram, creating buzz among fans and commentators alike.

As a newcomer to Formula 1, Cadillac's entrance aligns with a growing trend of expanding interest and investment in the sport by American companies. The upcoming season, set to begin in March in Australia, will see Cadillac competing against veteran teams, with Bottas paired alongside Mexican driver Sergio Perez. Both drivers bring a wealth of experience; Bottas has recorded ten Grand Prix wins while Perez has won six, indicating a competitive lineup for the debut season.

With this entry, Cadillac aims not only to capture the attention of motorsport enthusiasts but also to solidify its brand presence in a sport that is becoming increasingly popular in the U.S. Following a year of absence from F1 racing, Bottas and Perez's return is anticipated by many fans, marking a significant chapter in their careers and for the new Cadillac team in F1.