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Sergio Perez signs multi-year extension with Cadillac through 2029

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Sergio Perez has signed a multi-year contract extension with the Cadillac Formula 1 team . The deal keeps him at the team until at least 2029, effectively through the end of the decade . The extension was announced ahead of the Mexico City Grand Prix, Perez’s home race . Perez, who joined Cadillac for its inaugural 2026 season, said he is committed for the next three years . The Race reports that Perez will start his 300th Formula 1 race at the Mexican Grand Prix . The Race reports that team CEO Dan Towriss highlighted Perez’s talent and leadership as key to the team’s long‑term development .

Why it matters. The extension gives Cadillac continuity and leadership for its long‑term development, according to team CEO Dan Towriss .

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