
Cadillac Denies Rafael Camara 2027 Rumors but Leaves Door Open for Changes
Cadillac Formula 1 team CEO Dan Towriss has denied recent speculation regarding the potential signing of Formula 2 driver Rafael Camara for the 2027 season. He emphasized that the rumors are unsubstantiated, although he acknowledged that circumstances in Formula 1 can change.
Reports surfaced during the Hungarian Grand Prix suggesting that Cadillac was considering Camara, who has performed well in his rookie F2 season, winning two races and securing four pole positions. Currently, he ranks third in the drivers' championship, trailing the leader by 22 points.
If Cadillac were to sign Camara, it could mean a shift in their current driver lineup, potentially affecting veteran drivers Sergio Perez or Valtteri Bottas. Towriss confirmed that while there are no immediate plans for changes, the dynamic nature of Formula 1 means that decisions can evolve.
