The would-be Andretti Formula 1 team backed by General Motors will keep preparing for a prospective entry as it “strongly disagrees” with its rejection by the commercial rights holder
The Andretti Formula 1 team, backed by General Motors, is continuing its preparation for a potential entry into the championship despite being rejected by the commercial rights holder. F1 raised concerns about the team’s competitiveness, engine arrangement, and the value it would bring to the championship. F1 questioned Andretti’s understanding of the challenge involved in designing a new car to different regulations in 2026 while entering in 2025 with a car built to current rules. Andretti Cadillac strongly disagrees with F1’s decision and remains committed to placing an American works team in F1. They have made significant progress in developing a competitive car and power unit, and their work continues. It is believed that F1’s decision will be challenged, although Andretti has not confirmed if legal action will be taken.
