Cadillac F1 company recorded £121.9m loss before debut
The British company behind Cadillac’s F1 entry lost £121.9 million in 2025, when it was building a team but had yet to race.
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The British company behind Cadillac’s F1 entry lost £121.9 million in 2025, when it was building a team but had yet to race.
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