FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem believes Formula 1 needs “more teams and fewer races,” amid concerns over whether the proposed Andretti bid will be accepted by the sport.... read more »

The FIA has approved Andretti's new team bid meaning the American entry, working with General Motors firm Cadillac, must now seek approval from series rights holder... read more »

The US-based Andretti team's bid to enter Formula 1 with General Motors' Cadillac brand is approved by motorsport's governing body, the FIA. read more »

The FIA is expected to reject applications from three out of four prospective new Formula 1 teams, leaving Andretti Global as the sole remaining bidder. The Andretti bid,... read more »

Michael Andretti's operation - whose bid is supported by General Motors brand Cadillac - is the highest-profile contender of those who responded to the FIA's request... read more »

Earlier this year, motorsport's governing body invited potential new teams to express their interest in joining the F1 grid from as early as 2025.The evaluation process of... read more »

A decision is expected soon on whether or not an extra team will be invited to join the grid in the future, with the Andretti/Cadillac project being the highest profile of... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem says he can't imagine turning down General Motors' quest to join the Formula 1 grid. Earlier this year, Andretti Global, who has... read more »

The 2023 FIA sporting regulations theoretically permit as many as three new teams to enter to take the grid up to 26 cars. The extended deadline for interested parties to apply... read more »

Ex-McLaren F1 driver Michael Andretti has bolstered the chances of his team proposal being given the green light to enter the series in 2026 after gaining the support of GM... read more »

Sources suggest that the 10 current teams want the anti-dilution fee to be boosted to at least $600m, with one team principal telling Autosport that it was the lowest figure... read more »

Alpine will supply the engines if Andretti Cadillac win their battle to become Formula One's 11th team, the Renault-owned sportscar maker's chief executive Laurent... read more »

Andretti Cadillac will have its engines supplied by Alpine should it be successful in joining Formula 1. read more »

Michael Andretti has indicated his prospective F1 team will not stop with the premier single-seater category. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed Ford as its new engine partner from the 2026 season but without General Motors on the grid, can the automotive giant really maximise its potential? read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested the two teams backing Andretti Cadillac Racing's entry to F1 have an ulterior motive. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has called for a "sensible conversation" over Andretti's potential F1 entry. read more »

FIA president Ben Sulayem tweeted at the start of the month that he wanted to explore the possibility of expanding the F1 grid by calling for expressions of interest from... read more »

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has revealed how Andretti Global's merger with General Motors delivered on an ultimatum sent last year. read more »

Michael Andretti has revealed Andretti Cadillac Racing has already added a key member of staff to its prospective F1 operation. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted Andretti have made a "statement" by teaming up with car brand Cadillac as it looks to join the F1 grid in 2026. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says that Andretti's alliance with General Motors is "definitely a positive" amid its bid to join Formula 1. Last week, Andretti... read more »

Andretti CEO Michael Andretti has made no secret of his ambition to get his eponymous team into F1 and, although his bid for an entry was heralded by FIA president Mohammed Ben... read more »

Weeks after Andretti Global announces 2026 Formula One entry, rival F1 teams are still dubious on the All-American team joining the grid. read more »

Though still unconvinced by the worthiness of Andretti's proposed bid to enter F1, Toto Wolff admits that the American outfit made a statement with its Cadillac announcement. read more »