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Cadillac has signed a former key member of Audi’s F1 engine department ahead of both its debut seasons next year, according to reports in Germany.
According to reports, Cadillac has recruited Adam Baker, a former key member of Audi’s Formula 1 engine department, for its upcoming debut seasons.
Baker, who was let go by Audi in May, will oversee Cadillac’s in-house engine department based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Cadillac is currently using Ferrari power for its initial foray into F1, with plans to make its debut in 2026.
The potential shift in F1’s rulebook towards V8 power could affect Cadillac’s future plans and strategy.
Baker’s extensive F1 experience, including roles at BMW, Cosworth, and the FIA, will be valuable for Cadillac as it navigates the competitive world of Formula 1.
