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Cadillac Reveals Sharp Asymmetric Inaugural F1 Livery During Super Bowl LX Commercial

2026-02-09 03:04
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Cadillac Reveals Sharp Asymmetric Inaugural F1 Livery During Super Bowl LX Commercial

In a one-minute Super Bowl commercial, Cadillac F1 officially introduces itself to the audience.

Story byCadillac Reveals Sharp Asymmetric Inaugural F1 Livery During Super Bowl LX Commercialcadillac livery twg ai sidepodCadillac Reveals First F1 Livery During Super Bowl LX Cadillac F1 / XVictoria BeaverMon, February 9, 2026 at 3:04 AM UTC·1 min read

F1 fans had their first peak at Cadillac's inaugural livery during the fourth quarter of Sunday's Super Bowl LX, just moments after the Patriots scored their first touchdown of the night to cut the Seahawks' lead to 19-7.

In the commercial, the audio of America's 35th president, John F. Kennedy, famous 'We choose to go to the moon' speech played as components of the car flew together to form in the middle of a spare desertscape.

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When the full car was revealed, fans saw for the first time the livery's asymmetrical design, with white and silver more prominent on the left side and black on the right.

The livery features TWG AI on it's sidepds, a major sponsor of Andretti Global. Without a title sponsor for the first year, Cadillac gets to place its crest prominently on the car.

racing car positioned on a flat surface during twilightThe left angle of Cadillac’s First F1 Livery. Cadillac F1 / X

The one-minute Super Bowl Commercial comes before a full release of the livery on a showcar, currently in its frosted box, in the middle of New York's Times Square, set for around 20 minutes after the end of the Super Bowl.

This livery will hit the track for real for the first time on March 7th when veterans Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas begin Cadillac's first F1 campaign.

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