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FIA approves GM as Formula One engine supplier

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General Motors’ plans to supply Formula 1 engines from 2029 are approved by the FIA

Formula 1’s governing body says it has approved General Motors’ plans to supply engines for the new Cadillac team from 2029.

FIA approves GM as Formula One engine supplier from 2029

General Motors will become an official Formula One power unit supplier in 2029, the sport's world governing body said on Wednesday.

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General Motors wins F1 engine approval for 2029

US car company General Motors has been formally approved as a Formula 1 engine supplier for the 2029 season. The development, announced jointly by governing body the FIA and General Motors, is the first time a specific year has been put on the debut of GM's engine.

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Formula 1: GM officially gets approval to field engines in F1, but not until 2029

General Motors is officially approved to be an engine supplier in Formula 1. But the company’s power units won’t be in an F1 race for quite some time. The FIA announced Wednesday that GM’s bid to provide power to the new Cadillac team had gotten the go-ahead.

GM's Formula 1 Engine Program Has the Green Light for 2029

The target is a year later than initially planned, so GM's Cadillac F1 team will run with Ferrari engines for three years, rather than two.

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Formula 1: How to watch the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on TV and what to know

It’s the second night race in a row after last week’s Bahrain Grand Prix. Max Verstappen is the only driver to win in Jeddah ...

How to Watch Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: Live Stream Formula 1, TV Channel

Follow him on X and IG @theonlykilty Last week, Formula 1 was in Bahrain for the fourth race of the season, where Oscar Piastri earned his second win of the year. This week, the series heads to ...

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Formula 1 odds, picks, grid, start time: 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix predictions, F1 bets from proven model

SportsLine's model analyzes Red Bull's Max Verstappen, Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton, and the rest of the starting grid's chances at the 2025 F1 Saudi Arabian GP ...

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