Our racing pedigree has been forged on some of the greatest tracks and races around the world. “Like Andretti Global, General Motors and our brands have a long history in motorsports and a deep passion to race. “I couldn’t be more excited to write this new chapter of racing history together,” Reuss said. GM has never entered F1 but its president, Mark Reuss (pictured middle, above) says an involvement would compliment Cadillac’s existing racing projects, as it calls upon its American-based facilities to support the venture. The two companies announced plans Thursday to partner to create Andretti Cadillac Racing in an attempt to join the F1 grid, with the FIA looking into opening up an Expressions of Interest period for prospective new teams. General Motors believes that the combination of its engineering expertise and the growth of the Cadillac brand makes now the perfect time to join forces with Andretti Global for a Formula 1 entry.
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