Cadillac Goes Stars and Stripes for First Home Race in F1
The Cadillac Formula 1 team is making a statement for its first-ever home race.
Ahead of the Miami Grand Prix, the American constructor has unveiled a special one-off livery that leans fully into its identity, blending patriotism, performance, and precision design into one of the most meaningful looks of the season.
the new design takes Cadillac’s signature black-and-white base and elevates it with unmistakable American influence. At the core of the look is a Stars and Stripes-inspired theme, seamlessly integrated rather than overpowering. The most striking detail comes with 50 stars across the front wing, turning a functional race component into a symbolic centerpiece. It’s a subtle but powerful move that ties performance engineering to national pride.
As with any elite motorsport design, the impact is in the details:
Front Wing: 50 stars symbolizing all U.S. states
Rear Wing: “USA” wordmark accented with red, white, and blue striping
Color Palette: A refined blend of Cadillac’s black-and-white identity with patriotic highlights
The result is a livery that doesn’t abandon the brand’s DNA, it builds on it.
Cadillac’s Chief Brand Advisor, Cassidy Towriss, described the approach as “deliberate and confident,” emphasizing that the goal was to evolve the look without losing recognition.
The statement doesn’t stop at the chassis. Drivers Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez will also wear custom race suits for the Miami weekend, each designed to reflect the same American-inspired theme seen on the car.
For Cadillac, this isn’t just another race weekend, it’s a milestone. The Miami Grand Prix marks the team’s first home race in Formula 1, and the design reflects that significance. It’s not just about aesthetics, it’s about identity, presence, and arrival on the global stage.
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