🗣 “It’s all about greed and looking at themselves' michaelandretti has hit back at the negativity from existing F1 teams over his planned entry with Cadillac. Story:
Michael Andretti says Formula 1’s resistance to his plans to enter the series is all about"greed".with the General Motors Cadillac brand to join F1 as soon as possible, has found little support among the current competitors for his ambitions.to the grid, and believes GM’s involvement will be a boost to the series, Andretti has not found the support he hoped for among potential rivals.
He had hoped the involvement now of GM would help change attitudes, but said he was not shocked current F1 squads remained unhappy. “Mohammed gets it. He’s a racer and he understands the series needs to have one or two more teams. It is an FIA championship, and it holds most of the cards to get the expression of interest going.”
However, rival teams are not convinced and suspect that, with an engine freeze in place until 2025 and strict regulations about manufacturer involvement from 2026, the plan is for Cadillac to simply rebadge Renault customer units.
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