Cadillac F1 team picks Dynisma for advanced driver simulator

By AI, Created 10:16 AM UTC, June 02, 2026, /AGP/ – Cadillac Formula 1 Team has selected Dynisma to supply a DMG-360XY driving simulator for its Indianapolis base as the new entrant builds out its technical infrastructure for the 2026 season. The system is meant to support car development, driver preparation and engineering correlation under Formula 1’s new regulations.

Why it matters: - The simulator is part of Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s push to build long-term performance capability as a new entrant in the 2026 championship. - High-fidelity simulation can improve car development, driver preparation and setup work before a team reaches the track. - Formula 1’s 2026 rules bring changes to car behavior, power unit characteristics and aerodynamics, making simulator correlation more important.

What happened: - Dynisma Ltd. will supply its DMG-360XY driving simulator to the Cadillac Formula 1 Team. - The simulator will be installed at Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s US base in Indianapolis, Indiana. - Cadillac Formula 1 Team said the simulator is an important investment as the team builds its technical capability for the coming seasons.

The details: - The DMG-360XY offers up to five metres of XY travel and unlimited yaw. - Dynisma says the system is designed for ultra-low latency, high bandwidth and high-fidelity motion response. - The simulator will use the latest-generation LED wall visualisation technology. - The platform is intended to support vehicle development, driver preparation and engineering correlation across the Formula 1 calendar. - Nick Chester, Cadillac Formula 1 Team’s chief technical officer, said Dynisma’s platform delivered the fidelity, responsiveness and correlation the team wanted. - Ash Warne, founder and CTO of Dynisma, said the simulator is built to deliver a repeatable environment that supports engineering decisions and race-by-race setup preparation. - Dynisma was founded in 2017 by Ash Warne, who previously led simulator development for Ferrari and McLaren. - Dynisma operates from a manufacturing and technology campus in Bristol, UK, and employs more than 180 people. - Dynisma says its customers race in Formula 1, Formula 2, WEC, IMSA and Formula E. - More information

Between the lines: - Cadillac Formula 1 Team is pairing simulator investment with broader infrastructure growth, including a new US headquarters in Indianapolis. - The deal signals how new Formula 1 teams are front-loading technical tools before competing for results on track. - Simulation is becoming a central part of the bridge between virtual development, wind tunnel work and real-world testing.

What’s next: - The simulator will be used for development work, driver preparation and engineering correlation as Cadillac Formula 1 Team progresses through the 2026 season. - The team is continuing to build out its multi-site operation in Indianapolis, Charlotte and Silverstone. - Dynisma will continue supplying motion-simulation systems across motorsport and automotive programs.