Valtteri Bottas has made a bold claim regarding Cadillac's Formula 1 facilities compared to his former team, Mercedes.

Valtteri Bottas stated that Cadillac's Formula 1 facilities rival and could be better than those of his former team, Mercedes. Speaking to the Financial Times, the Finnish driver praised the American outfit's infrastructure, an assessment supported by his teammate Sergio Perez, who described the team's factory and state-of-the-art equipment as the most impressive he has encountered.
Despite the advanced infrastructure, Cadillac remains scoreless and sits last in the Constructors' Championship standings during its debut season. However, Bottas emphasized that the team continues to improve operational processes and focus on extracting maximum performance from their overall package each weekend.
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