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Cadillac and Ganassi to split after 2024 WEC and IMSA seasons
Ganassi managing director Mike Hull confirmed the end of their long relationship with General Motors, spanning various racing series, in a positive manner. GM emphasized the successes achieved together in NASCAR, IndyCar, Extreme E, IMSA, and WEC over the years. Although the split includes ending their partnership in sportscars, GM remains committed to winning races and championships in IMSA and WEC for the current season. Chip Ganassi Racing has a rich history in sportscar racing, including successes with the Ford GT programme and plans to continue in the LMDh category. Despite the split with Cadillac, Ganassi is focused on maintaining its presence in sportscar racing with existing driver lineups and staff, aiming towards the 2025 season. The decision not to expand to two full-season cars in WEC this year was influenced by financial considerations from Cadillac.
