Revving Up the Future: Aitken Joins Cadillac for 2026 WEC Season

Jack Aitken will replace Jenson Button at Cadillac’s World Endurance Championship team next year, partnering with Earl Bamber and Sebastien Bourdais in the #38 Cadillac V-Series.R. Aitken, who has experience in IMSA, will embark on his first full WEC season after making multiple Le Mans 24 Hours appearances with Cadillac. During the Bahrain rookie test, Aitken integrated with the Jota team, setting the stage for his upcoming WEC campaign. He will also continue racing in the IMSA GTP division alongside Bamber, and newcomer Frederik Vesti at endurance events. Aitken expressed…

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Unleashing the Excitement: A Thrilling Recap of the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo in the World Endurance Championship

Unleashing the Excitement: A Thrilling Recap of the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo in the World Endurance Championship

Full results for the 6 Hours of Sao Paulo, the fifth round of the 2025 World Endurance Championship.

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Jack Aitken Sets the Pace: Dominates Opening IMSA Practice at Watkins Glen

Jack Aitken Sets the Pace: Dominates Opening IMSA Practice at Watkins Glen

Jack Aitken set the fastest lap time in the opening free practice session as part of the IMSA SportsCar Championship’s Six Hours of the Glen.

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Endurance Defeat: Cadillac’s Missed Opportunity at Le Mans Leaves Fans Wanting More

Sebastien Bourdais acknowledges that Cadillac still needs to make improvements despite starting the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours from first and second positions but failing to secure a podium finish. The Jota entries struggled initially, losing pace and dropping out of the top 10, but later showed competitiveness. The #12 car finished fifth, while the #38 car faced setbacks but managed to finish seventh. Bourdais highlighted the need for continued improvement, expressing concerns about tire degradation during long runs. The team faced challenges with penalties and incidents during the race,…

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Kubica’s Triumph: Ferrari’s Victory in Le Mans 24 Hours as Porsche Misses Podium Sweep

Ferrari won the 93rd running of the Le Mans 24 Hours with its satellite #83 entry driven by Phil Hanson, Robert Kubica, and Yifei Ye, narrowly missing out on a podium lockout as the #50 and #51 cars were bested by the #6 Porsche for second place. The race saw a close battle among the top cars, finishing within 30 seconds of each other, with Ferrari benefitting from a mid-race safety car period that helped erase its earlier mistakes. Despite starting strong, the Cadillac Jota cars struggled with top speed,…

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