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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.
Cadillac has unveiled a three-story motorhome for the Formula 1 race in Monaco. The structure is designed to host guests and support team operations. This is Cadillac's first European round of the season, so the motorhome is built as a brand statement rather than a functional paddock tent.
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Cadillac has built a three-story motorhome for the Formula 1 race in Monaco. The structure is designed for hospitality and team operations. It marks C...
Cadillac has built a three-story motorhome for the Formula 1 race in Monaco. The structure is designed for hospitality and team operations. It marks Cadillac's first European race of the season, and the motorhome is styled as a luxury brand statement rather than a functional tent.
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 Fo...
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, with cantilevered stone-textured treads and frameless glass balustrades. The second floor spans 2,300 square feet of VIP space with panoramic marina views, while the third floor houses executive offices. Transport requires 21 trucks, and the project was completed in 13 months.
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To make room for Cadillac's new three-story F1 motorhome at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, local authorities bulldozed an elementary school and kindergarten. Students were relocated to other schools.
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The Cadillac F1 team, featuring Sergio Pérez, has put into operation a new three-storey motorhome. Construction took 13 months, the area is 765 square metres, and 21 trucks are needed for transport.
At the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, the Cadillac F1 team presented a three-story motorhome with over 200 m² of space. It features the first floating staircase in Formula 1 history. Transporting the structure between races requires 21 trucks.
Cadillac F1's motorhome debuted in Monaco after 13 months of preparation and received high praise from rival teams. The 2,300-square-foot, three-floor unit features a rooftop terrace, fireplace displays, Italian furniture, and a floating staircase. Built by German manufacturer Schuler, it accommodates the team, VIP guests, and management. Cadillac aims to build a competitive team, and the motorhome signals serious intent.
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At the Monaco Grand Prix, Cadillac, Audi and McLaren presented new motorhomes. Cadillac introduced a three-story unit, Audi debuted a container system, and McLaren replaced its five-year-old structure.
Cadillac team presented its first Formula 1 motorhome at the Monaco Grand Prix. The three-storey, 765 sq m building took 13 months to build, requires 21 trucks to transport and about 12 hours to assemble.
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Audi team debuted a new motorhome at the Monaco Grand Prix. The structure of 40 containers weighs 70 tons and accommodates 120 guests. It will be used at nine European rounds of the season.
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