Cadillac modifies livery ahead of Belgian Grand Prix
Formula1.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 18, 2026, 7:34 AM
Last updated Jul 18, 2026

Cadillac has decided to change its livery during the Belgian Grand Prix weekend. Team Principal Graeme Lowdon stated that the decision reflects the team's desire to innovate and differentiate itself in Formula 1. Initially launched with a split black-and-white design during the Super Bowl, Cadillac later introduced special liveries for events in Miami and Silverstone. Their current livery closely resembles the Miami design, and Lowdon noted fan feedback has been positive. Cadillac aims to continue evolving both its car designs and strategies moving forward in the season.
- •Cadillac introduced a new livery for the Belgian Grand Prix
- •Graeme Lowdon explains the team's approach to differentiation
- •Initial livery was launched during the Super Bowl
- •Special liveries were used for events in Miami and Silverstone
- •Fan reaction to the changes has been positive
"Team Principal Graeme Lowdon has explained why Cadillac have decided to change up their livery after they originally unveiled a split design.
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