All news on the topic: Michael Andretti

The FIA is set to announce the outcome of its expressions of interest scheme, inviting prospective F1 teams to submit their proposals to join the grid, in the coming weeks

Michael Andretti is one of several parties keen on joining the F1 grid and has teamed up with General Motors' Cadillac brand in a bid to the FIA to enter the sport

Michael Andretti lashed out at "greedy" team owners after it became clear most of them were against his entry into F1 – a reaction criticised by F1 chief Domenicali

As team principal of the only current F1 team with roots in the USA, Haas chief Steiner feels there is no need to allow Michael Andretti, or anyone else, to add another outfit to the grid

While most current F1 teams gave a less-than-warm reception to the idea of a new team joining the grid, the FIA is pressing ahead with expansion plans and could invite two parties to join

Amid the backlash from existing F1 teams over Michael Andretti's attempts to form a new team, Cadillac's Global Vice President has admitted they haven't yet submitted their official proposal

After being met by so much resistance by current F1 teams regarding his plans to join the sport, Andretti will be hoping his latest project will be more warmly received

Mercedes team principal Wolff, who has been critical of the idea of Andretti Autosport joining the F1 grid in the past, has given his verdict on the deal with General Motors

Existing F1 teams on the grid are likely to remain resistant to the idea of a new team joining the grid unless they are more fairly compensated in terms of cash

The FIA appears delighted at the prospect of Andretti Autosport's team-up with Cadillac to form a new Formula 1 team – but very few others are quite so enthusiastic

Mohammed ben Sulayem intervened on social media as it became apparent that there is a significant resistance to the FIA's plans to allow a new team to join the F1 grid

Michael Andretti's racing team announced a major step in its plan to launch a new F1 team, but no decision over whether their bid will be approved is expected any time soon

Responding to the major announcement that Andretti had sealed a deal with Cadillac ahead of their planned F1 entry, the sport issued a tepid statement to temper the excitement

Andretti Autosport announced a new deal on Thursday with American carmaker Cadillac to join forces in their F1 bid, but they are far from the only ones keen to join the sport

The company, led by former F1 driver Michael Andretti, is among several parties interested in forming what would be F1's first fully new team since Haas joined the grid in 2016

The announcement from FIA president Mohammed ben Sulayem will be good news for those who want to launch a new F1 team, including Andretti Autosport and Hong Kong billionaire Calvin Lo