P1racenews AI automatic summary:
James Cottingham said United Autosports differed from other teams by working closer as per their charge to front-row qualifying in Bahrain.
James Cottingham, a driver for United Autosports, spoke highly of his partnership with Josh Caygill during the Bahrain race of the FIA World Endurance Championship. Their similar pace in free practice and qualifying sessions pushed them to perform better as drivers. The team’s strong support and collaborative approach contributed to their success as a two-car team. United Autosports excelled in the new LMGT3 category, securing the first qualifying knock-out. Despite initial challenges with torque sensors, they displayed impressive performance in Bahrain. However, tire degradation hindered their overall results in the race. Both McLarens faced setbacks in the final hours, finishing P6 and P8. United Autosports had a solid season, entering Hyperpole five times and achieving podium success in Sao Paulo with the #95 McLaren. Stay tuned for an in-depth interview with James Cottingham on his debut WEC season experiences.
