Cadillac confirms it has sacked team principal Graeme Lowdon and appointed Marcin Budkowski as his replacement. Multiple outlets report the change happens immediately, as part of a leadership shake-up during the team’s maiden Formula 1 season.
Sky Sports and Sports News describe Cadillac’s action as a “planned leadership transition,” citing statements from Formula 1’s 2026 newcomers. The Mirror characterizes the move as sudden, noting it occurs with the season already underway. The Athletic adds context on Budkowski’s background, saying he previously led Alpine for one season in 2021, and presents him as the new face of the US team’s leadership.
F1 coverage focuses on the rationale behind the decision, stating Cadillac has chosen to replace Lowdon with Budkowski and referencing his prior executive role at Alpine as part of the change. Across reports, the key point is that Cadillac changes its top team management role with Budkowski taking over from Lowdon.
