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Petit Le Mans winner Sebastien Bourdais has reunited with his FIA World Endurance Championship teammates for the 8 Hours of Bahrain.
After winning his second Petit Le Mans last week, Bourdais will be back in the #01 Cadillac V-Series seat for R. Chip Ganassi Racing. Ganassi Racing is transitioning to the WEC following their IMSA departure, forming a new partnership with Cadillac for 2025. Bourdais, along with co-drivers Renger van der Zande and Scott Dixon, secured the IMSA SportsCar Championship finale win. In the WEC, Bourdais teamed up with Earl Bamber and Alex Lynn in the #01 Cadillac for the Qatar opener. Despite challenges this season, Bourdais is optimistic about the Cadillac’s performance and is aiming for a strong finish in the upcoming races. The #01 crew, with Bourdais at the helm, will look to end the year on a high note with a victory on November 2nd.
