Aware of the time that the Mexican team will have to spend, Sergio “Checo” Pérezto think about high competition as required Formula 1the businessman Carlos Slim Domit projects a yearo debut for Cadillac in 2026 with a natural learning curve, in which as fans, every fan of Guadalajara will have to be patient with what they can achieve with the North American team.
Involved in Checo’s career, being part of the partners of Telmex Team, Slim Domit sees it as normal that Cadillac should be asked less when he arrives in F1due to the unequal conditions it will have with other teams, whose greater tradition in the series gives them a certain advantage.
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“For a new team, it is certainly going to be a significant learning curve and the important thing will be how quickly and how well the team can progress over time,” he explained.
“Checo” Pérez in the best moment of his career
Slim sees in Checo a driver in the best moment of his careerwhich he indicates can benefit him now at Cadillac, with the idea of putting all his experience at the service of a large team and project that came to him at the right time.
The businessman sees a special potential in Mexico to be able to develop in the short or medium term an heir to Sergio Pérez, with already recognized names such as Patricio O’Ward (IndyCar driver), Noel León (recently signed for Formula 2) or Ernesto Rivera (currently in Formula 3), although he assured that in those instances they already depend on their own level to make that final leap to the Great Circus.
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“The doors are open and it will depend on their performance, whether they can project their careers to Formula 1. The talent is there and I hope they have very good seasons,” he added.
About this Sunday’s race, Carlos Slim points out that even without the figure of Sergio Perez This year presents an interesting alternative with the closing of the championship and the fight between Oscar Piastri, Lando Norris and Max Verstappen Viva. “It is a slightly different race after so many years, but I think we are going to have a very good race, where many things can be defined for the closing of the championship.”
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