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Max Verstappen signs massive contract as injury triggers Red Bull driver changes
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Max Verstappen signs massive contract as injury triggers Red Bull driver changes

Max Verstappen has signed a new four-year deal with Red Bull, keeping him at the Austrian marque until at least the end of the 2030 F1 season. The fresh contract was announced on media day ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, and ends a major driver market saga.There has been major news from several teams ahead of F1's final trip to Zandvoort, with Isack Hadjar ruled out through injury, both Williams drivers signing new contracts, and Cadillac opting for a dramatic change of team principal. Already, F1 is back with a bang!Join RacingNews365's Nick Golding as he dissects the biggest talking points ahead of this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix!

“Something needed to change” – What Marcin Budkowski must fix at Cadillac F1
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“Something needed to change” – What Marcin Budkowski must fix at Cadillac F1

With Cadillac F1 Team pulling the trigger on a surprising mid-season team boss change, incoming chief Marcin Budkowski is tasked with rectifying the new team's flaws and speeding up its rate of progress. Under founding team principal Graeme Lowdon, Cadillac did an admirable job assembling a start-up F1 team under difficult circumstances, only officially receiving approval to join the grid less ...Keep reading

TWG denies sale of Cadillac F1 team following investigation into Mark Walter
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TWG denies sale of Cadillac F1 team following investigation into Mark Walter

Mark Walter might be unfamiliar in Formula 1, but for the Cadillac team, he holds fundamental relevance. The billionaire is the CEO of TWG, the company responsible for operating General Motors' Formula 1 entry, and currently he is under scrutiny by authorities in the United States which has sparked rumours regarding a potential sale of the team. Recently, Walter sold his stake in the NBA's Los ...Keep reading

"No nine to five cruise" - The rewarding challenge of assembling Cadillac's trackside team from scratch
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"No nine to five cruise" - The rewarding challenge of assembling Cadillac's trackside team from scratch

When brand-new entrant Cadillac started its search for a race team manager, still a full year removed from joining the 2026 Formula 1 grid, it didn't have to look very long, or far, to identify the right target. Over at Haas, F1's previous start-up team in 2016, long serving team manager Peter Crolla had been looking for a new challenge, and the prospect of another chance to build a team from ...Keep reading