General Motors is facing $5billion in losses due to tariffs levied by Donald Trump — but Cadillac F1 can offset some of that.

General Motors President Mark Reuss has insisted that Cadillac’s entry into Formula 1 won’t be derailed by the United States’ ...

MIAMI — General Motors’ plans to enter Formula One with its Cadillac team from next year and build an engine by 2029 have not ...

Reduced profit expectations and a potential $5 billion hit from automotive tariffs will not affect Cadillac's Formula One ...

Cadillac could be facing a $5 billion impact prior to their F1 debut following the tariffs levied in the US, General Motors president Mark Reuss expressed earlier. However, he mentioned that this ...

Cadillac F1 debuted its logo at the Miami Grand Prix as speculation swirled that the motorsport may move away from ...

The new Cadillac F1 team officially announced its arrival at a glitzy South Beach extravaganza over the weekend ahead of the ...

President Donald Trump’s tariff agenda will not spoil Cadillac’s long-awaited foray into the world of Formula One, according ...

MIAMI - Reduced profit expectations and a potential $5 billion hit from automotive tariffs ... on the cost of the F1 project, which has been a long time in the making with Cadillac already ...