Andretti looking for employees at Silverstone: a sign of its upcoming entry into F1?
As a new rumor announcing Andretti and Cadillac's entry into F1 emerges, several LinkedIn posts published by the organization lend credibility to the information.
Do you want to have a foot in motorsport? It’s possible. For a few days now, new job postings to work at Andretti are available on LinkedIn. These directly resonate with the world of motorsport and potentially Formula 1.
Even though the entity is involved in many other disciplines, the descriptions of some job postings cast doubt. « We are looking for a motivated junior buyer to join the Andretti Cadillac team at the new Silverstone site. In this entry-level position, you will assist the purchasing team in sourcing and buying components and supplies essential to our operations. This is a fantastic opportunity to start your career in procurement within a dynamic and constantly evolving environment. “At Andretti Global, we encourage team members to express their ideas and contribute to our collective success” can be read in one of them.
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« We have an exciting opportunity for a performance engineer to join the team under the responsibility of our chief race engineer. In this role, you will work collaboratively with the performance engineering team which supports all race, testing, simulator, and platform activities. You will work closely with the race engineering team that supports all race, testing, and simulator activities. In this position, you will have the opportunity to maximize the performance of the car and driver by ensuring that the full potential of the performance envelope is achieved on every circuit », as written for the one corresponding to a performance engineer.
In total, around thirty job offers have been published. A few hours after a rumor suggesting a renewed interest from General Motors in Formula 1 was revealed, these announcements are worth considering.
To read also: Official: F1 rejects Andretti’s application as the 11th team for 2025 and 2026.
Especially since Cadillac belongs to GM and that <a href="/f1/actualite/35275-la-formule-1-aura-bientot-11eme-equipe-general-motors-va-etre-annonce-prochainement.html" title="Formula 1 will soon have an 11th team, General Motors will be announced soon.
"Andretti is closely linked to the giant of the American automotive industry. The son of the 1978 world champion had already tried to enter F1 to form an eleventh team. But his request had been rejected by Liberty Media."
