Dan Towriss, the CEO of TWG Global's motorsport business, emphasizes the significant role Graeme has played. Over the past two years, as they have been building out their operations, Graeme's experience on both the technical and managerial fronts of Formula 1 and other motorsports ventures has been invaluable. His expertise will undoubtedly serve him well as he takes on the leadership of the Cadillac Formula 1 team.

General Motors' Perspective

Mark Reuss, the President of General Motors, also expresses his enthusiasm. He states that working with Graeme over the past two years has been a pleasure. Now, as he leads the journey to the 2026 Formula 1 grid as Team Principal, they are excited. Graeme possesses great racing expertise and knows how to assemble a high-performing team. He embodies the values that the Cadillac Formula 1 Team will represent in all its endeavors, both on and off the track.

Building the Project

Given Graeme Lowdon's intrinsic involvement in the building of the project that reached an agreement in principle with Formula 1 to bring General Motors/Cadillac into the sport as the 11th team in 2026, it's no wonder to see him announced as their Team Principal. In the past two years, he has served as an advisor to the American project. This project already has a staff exceeding 280, including former Renault Technical Director Nick Chester and former Renault operations chief Rob White. His extensive motorsport experience, such as serving as president and sporting director of a Formula 1 team that began as Virgin Racing back in 2010, has equipped him with the necessary skills and knowledge.

Leadership and Expertise

Graeme's leadership qualities are evident as he takes on this crucial role. His ability to manage and guide a team, combined with his in-depth understanding of the motorsport industry, makes him the ideal candidate. He has a proven track record of assembling high-performing teams and knows how to navigate the complex world of Formula 1. His expertise will not only benefit the team on the track but also in representing the brand off the track.

Future Prospects

With Graeme at the helm, the future of the Cadillac Formula 1 Team looks promising. His experience and leadership will help the team strive for success in the highly competitive world of Formula 1. As they prepare to join the grid in 2026, his vision and guidance will be crucial in shaping the team's trajectory. The combination of his expertise and the resources at the team's disposal gives them a strong foundation to build upon and aim for the top.