Algarve Pro Wins Red-Flag-Interrupted Race 1 In Dubai

Algarve Pro Racing’s #25 ORECA of Michael Jensen, Valerio Rinicella and Malthe Jakobsen have snatched the lead in the Asian Le Mans LMP2 points standings this afternoon in Dubai after taking a second victory in a row. The trio, who won the second race of the season back in December in Sepang, came to the

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A Final Word On Nick Tandy…

Much has been written about the achievement of Porsche Penske Motorsport driver Nick Tandy since the chequered flag fell on Sunday afternoon, and rightly so. Becoming the first driver in history to claim overall wins at the Le Mans 24 Hours, Nürburgring 24 Hours, Spa 24 Hours and now the Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona,

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111 Racing Withdraws From Bathurst 12 Hour

111 Racing has withdrawn its Mercedes-AMG GT3 from this weekend’s Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour due to the loss of a backer. The team had stepped up from competition within the invitational class last year (featured) to enter a Mercedes-AMG GT3 for Darren Currie and Axle Donaldson and a yet to be named third driver in

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IMSA GTP Teams Looking To Boost Le Mans Entry

IMSA GTP Teams Looking To Boost Le Mans Entry

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WTR Working To Get Reacquainted With Cadillac Ahead Of Rolex 24

WTR Working To Get Reacquainted With Cadillac Ahead Of Rolex 24

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2025 Daytona 24 Hours Preview: GTD

2025 Daytona 24 Hours Preview: GTD

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Bathurst 12 Hour Entry Revealed

A 23-car entry list for the first Intercontinental GT Challenge of 2025, the Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour, has been revealed. The list of drivers across the field is hugely impressive. It features a laundry list of stars, including six 12 Hour winners, Le Mans class winners, a reigning Nürburgring 24 Hours winner, champions from five

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Cameron looking to grow with AO Racing in IMSA’s LMP2 class

Cameron looking to grow with AO Racing in IMSA’s LMP2 class

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Pfaff Motorsports Reveals Classic Plaid Livery For 2025 Season

Pfaff Motorsports teased it last week, and now it’s official – the Canadian team will go back to its traditional red/black plaid and silver livery for the 2025 season, to the delight of the team’s supporters in Canada and around the world! Canadian graphic designer Jason Dakins’ work will appear on the #9 Lamborghini Huracán

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Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA Livery Revealed

The livery for Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA’s pair of FIA WEC-bound V-Series.Rs has been revealed this evening during an event held at Cadillac City in Paris, France. The gathering, held across from the Opéra Garnier at the brand’s flagship EV store and experience centre, showcased the colour schemes for the new-look WEC factory effort in

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Paul Miller GTD Pro Drivers Named

Paul Miller Racing’s driver roster for its 2025 IMSA GTD Pro attack has been confirmed this morning by BMW. The Georgia-based team, which is expanding to a two-car effort in the premier GTD class for 2025 with the M4 GT3 EVO, brings a start-studded set of drivers to the season. BMW works driver Neil Verhagen

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Spirit Of Race Brings Ferrari Back To British GT

Ferrari will make its long-awaited full-time British GT Championship return this year thanks to Duncan Cameron, Matt Griffin and Spirit of Race. The AF-Corse run 296 GT3, which will run in Cameron’s signature green livery, has become the first of 2025’s entries to be announced. The same driver and team combination was also responsible for

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Method McLarens Set For Bathurst

Method Motorsport is set to gun for a GT4 class win at the Bathurst 12 Hour next month with a pair of McLaren Artura GT4s. Twelve months on from the team’s foundation, the team has seen rapid growth and last year enjoyed success in the Monochrome GT4 Australia Championship; claiming the Pro-Am, Silver and GT4

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Cadillac Racing Announces New Leadership Hires For 2025

GM Motorsports has confirmed new appointments to the leadership group of Cadillac Racing, including the addition of a technical director and a propulsion manager for its top-tier prototype racing efforts. “Motorsports remains a key platform for General Motors to hone engineering and leadership skills in a fast-paced, highly competitive environment and make the company stronger,”

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