Cadillac showcase stars-and-stripes livery design for British GP weekend

Explaining the special livery, Cadillac CEO Dan Towriss said the Fourth of July weekend provides an opportunity for the team to proudly represent the United States on Formula 1's global stage while also helping introduce the sport to new audiences and share its passion with a wider community.

Cadillac team principal Graeme Lowdon admitted that the Austrian Grand Prix had been a difficult weekend for the team, while stressing that every outfit on the grid experiences similar setbacks. He explained that Cadillac has worked hard to address the issues, with the upgrades introduced in Spielberg proving positive, and said the aim at Silverstone is to deliver a clean weekend and maximise the car's performance potential.

McLaren has also unveiled a special one-off livery for the British Grand Prix, temporarily replacing its iconic papaya colours with a white design inspired by the M2B, the team's first Formula 1 car.

The livery pays tribute to the machine that debuted at the 1966 Monaco Grand Prix, where founder Bruce McLaren scored the team's first championship point, and was created in collaboration with Google Gemini as part of the 'Spark What's Next' campaign. The tribute comes after the team celebrated its 1,000th Formula 1 Grand Prix earlier this season, with the British Grand Prix once again marking one of the most significant weekends on McLaren's calendar.