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Ford returns to F1 as a Red Bull partner in 2026, blending branding with technical input from Milton Keynes engineers.
Cadillac enters F1 with Ferrari power, aiming to build its own engines later under a GM-led plan.
GM plans to build its own F1 engines by 2029, signaling a long-term shift in American competition.
The rivalry is framed as a strategic blend of marketing appeal and technical collaboration between Ford and Red Bull.
Cadillac’s leadership emphasizes GM-owned racing as a longer-term strategy rather than a pure marketing ploy.
Ford insists Cadillac won't race with a GM engine in 2026, emphasizing a Ferrari-powered Cadillac for now.
The 2026 season is seen as a test bed for renewed American motorsport influence in F1.
Analysts expect limited on-track competition early, but rising American attention and bragging rights are the broader aim.
The Cadillac team leverages GM engineering talent while preparing a U.S. base expansion to Indiana and the UK.
Fans and sports figures have welcomed the renewed American rivalry in F1, heightening the sport’s profile.

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GM recalls over 80,000 Chevrolet Equinox EVs from 2025–2026 for a faulty pedestrian alert sound system.
NHTSA found the system may fail to meet required volume when moving from stationary to 6.2 mph.
GM will remedy the issue with a software update via wireless OTA or dealership service.
The recall was issued on December 11, but there have been no related accidents or incidents yet.
GM plans to fix the problem through updates to the body control module software.
Regulators cited FMVSS No. 141 as the standard related to sound volume changes.
The issue involves 2025–2026 Equinox EVs and potential pedestrian safety risk.
GM discovered the issue after internal testing and a Speak Up for Safety report.
The recall affects the 2025–2026 model year Chevrolet Equinox EVs.

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Trump’s latest disclosures show purchases of bonds from Netflix, GM, Boeing and Occidental Petroleum.
The disclosures also show municipal bond purchases across American cities and local districts.
Officials say Trump’s family did not make the investment decisions, with ethics review sign-off on the forms.
Critics argue the disclosures tie the president’s fortunes to entities his administration regulates.
The disclosures show investments intertwined with companies the administration has influence over.
Bloomberg reported 189 purchases and two sales in the cited period.
The article notes the timing amid ongoing scrutiny of Trump’s financial ties.
The piece links Wexner’s Epstein association to ongoing scrutiny of business ties.
The author emphasizes potential conflicts between private gains and public duties.
The article claims Trump has promoted company interests during official actions.

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