Cadillac unveils three-story motorhome for Formula 1 team

The Cadillac team unveiled its new motorhome during the European leg of the Formula 1 season, using the Monaco Grand Prix to present the structure that will serve as an operations center, guest hospitality, and media hub throughout the season. The project took 13 months to develop after the team's entry into the championship was confirmed in April 2025. Construction ran parallel to the development of the car driven by Sergio Pérez. The motorhome features three levels, a 15-by-17-meter base, and a total area of 765 square meters, with around 700 square meters dedicated to team operations and visitor services. Transport between circuits requires 21 trucks, and assembly takes approximately 12 hours.

Cadillac debuted at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix with a three-story motorhome for its F1 team. The structure features the first floating staircase in Formula 1, a VIP area, and executive offices. It requires 21 trucks to transport.

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