Bottas rejects reported Cadillac 2027 doubts

Valtteri Bottas has denied reported doubts over his Cadillac future, while Formula1.com says the team has yet to activate an option for 2027.

Valtteri Bottas has denied reported doubts over his Cadillac future for 2027. Motorsport.com reported that the Finn said the team was happy with him and that his contract was “all OK” for next season, while his position remains unconfirmed.

Formula1.com reported that Cadillac has not yet decided whether to activate an option that would keep Bottas in the seat for 2027. The report adds context to a difficult first season for the team’s driver, who is 22nd in the 2026 drivers' championship on 0 points after returning to the grid with Cadillac.

Motorsport.com also reported that Bottas retired from the United States Grand Prix, his ninth DNF of the season. Bottas has 256 Formula 1 entries, 10 wins, 19 poles and 67 podiums.