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ItalianoValtteri Bottas to Sport Patriotic Livery at British Grand Prix
Valtteri Bottas will sport a patriotic livery at the British Grand Prix this weekend, as Cadillac marks the 250th anniversary of US independence with a special one-off color scheme.
What happened?
The MAC-26 will deviate from its usual white-and-black scheme for a livery inspired by the Stars and Stripes, and will be sported by Checo Perez and Valtteri Bottas through the weekend. The team's pit garages, driver helmets, and team kit will all reflect the one-off livery too.
Why it matters for Valtteri Bottas
The 4th of July weekend is a moment for Cadillac to show its pride in representing the United States on the global stage of F1, said Dan Towriss, CEO of Cadillac Formula 1 Team Holdings. "We want to use it as an opportunity to allow new communities to discover the sport and share our passion."
What comes next?
The British Grand Prix will take place on Saturday, with the Sprint Race and grand prix qualifying occurring on the same day. The event will be a celebration of US independence, with the team aiming to promote the sport to new communities.
The special livery is a one-off design, inspired by the Stars and Stripes. It will be a unique sight on the track, with the team's pit garages, driver helmets, and team kit all reflecting the patriotic theme.
Cadillac's aim is to use the event as an opportunity to promote the sport to new communities and share its passion with a wider audience. The team is proud to represent the United States on the global stage of F1, and is looking forward to celebrating the 250th anniversary of US independence.
The British Grand Prix will be a celebration of US independence, with the team aiming to promote the sport to new communities. The event will take place on Saturday, with the Sprint Race and grand prix qualifying occurring on the same day.
The special livery is a one-off design, inspired by the Stars and Stripes. It will be a unique sight on the track, with the team's pit garages, driver helmets, and team kit all reflecting the patriotic theme.
Cadillac's CEO, Dan Towriss, said, "The 4th of July weekend is a moment for us to show our continued pride in representing the United States on the global stage of F1. We want to use it as an opportunity to allow new communities to discover the sport and share our passion."
The team is proud to represent the United States on the global stage of F1, and is looking forward to celebrating the 250th anniversary of US independence.
The British Grand Prix will take place on Saturday, with the Sprint Race and grand prix qualifying occurring on the same day. The event will be a celebration of US independence, with the team aiming to promote the sport to new communities.
Cadillac's aim is to use the event as an opportunity to promote the sport to new communities and share its passion with a wider audience. The team is proud to represent the United States on the global stage of F1, and is looking forward to celebrating the 250th anniversary of US independence.