Fia Approves Gm To Become F1 Engine Supplier In 2029

General Motors engines will be available for use in Formula 1 races beginning in 2029, FIA, the circuits governing body, announced yesterday.

GM will power cars for the Cadillac F1 team, a new entity that will start racing in 2026.

The Cadillac team will use Ferrari engines from 2026 through 2028 before making the switch to GM engines.

With this approval from the FIA, we will continue to accelerate our efforts to bring an American-built F1 power unit to the grid, Russ OBlenes, the CEO of GM Performance Power Units LLC, said in a statement.

Last year, a GM bid proposed by the Andretti organization was approved by FIA but rejected by F1. Now GM is in, partnering with the Cadillac team.