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Cadillac has proved it has made progress with its V-Series.R, but it’s clear more efficiency is needed if its to take the fight to its Hypercar rivals. Here’s a closer look at its new package
Cadillac’s V-Series.R made a strong entrance during the GTP era, ultimately winning the IMSA SportsCar Championship in 2023.
While the team has shown progress, a global title has remained elusive. The collaboration with Jota in the World Endurance Championship has been promising, indicating a step in the right direction.
In 2026, Cadillac’s engineering team is embarking on a significant reset for the V-Series.R, aiming to enhance competitiveness further.
The revamped car is designed to address the need for increased efficiency, facing stiff competition from Porsche Penske and Ferrari in different series.
Reflecting on the 2025 season, while Cadillac didn’t secure a championship, strong performances from drivers like Jack Aitken in IMSA and notable showings in the WEC indicate positive developments for the team.
The upcoming changes for 2026 mainly focus on aerodynamic improvements to boost race pace and performance, ensuring the V-Series.R remains a force to be reckoned with on the track.
