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GTP Hypercar Cadillac V-Series.R
Cadillac joined the fray in 2023 with its distinctive V-Series.R – a car you can hear coming with its thunderous 5.5-litre V8.

Cadillac have developed the car using the Dallara chassis and opted for a single-car approach for the full season in the FIA WEC with the #2 car spearheading its assault. The number two and dark blue were used to pay homage to Cadillac’s first foray into the 24 Hours of Le Mans – the 1950 Briggs Cunningham – nicknamed ‘Le Monstre’.

The #2 had a solid first season in the FIA WEC against some of the more established names. Three top five results were a strong start in the opening half of the season – but the turning point came at Le Mans with the team securing the final podium place after a tough 24 hours.

A further two Cadillacs came from America to back up the #2 for selected rounds of the championship, including the 24 Hours of Le Mans where the #3 car finished an impressive fourth overall.

Technical Specification
Category: LMDh
Engine: 5.5-litre V8
Power: 670 bhp / 520 kW
Weight: 1046kg (without fuel and driver)
Length: 5100mm
Width: 2000mm
Height: 1168mm
Transmission: 7-speed sequential
Best FIA World Endurance Championship Result: 3rd – 24 Hours of Le Mans (2023)

Hypercars
First introduced in 2021, these top category sportscars have got the motorsport world onto their feet in recent years. Innovative, sleek designs – all powered by different engine configurations – creates an exciting spectacle on track. Famous brands such as Ferrari, Porsche and Toyota fight at the very front for victories at race circuits around the world. Producing over 650 horsepower from the internal combustion engine and a potential 270 horsepower equivalent from the hybrid system, this produces prototype rocket ships that need the best drivers to extract the most from the cars – while sticking to the strategy for success.

Have you got what it take to be at the top? Which team will you lead to Le Mans victory?

Circuit de la Sarthe (Le Mans)
The spiritual home of sports car racing… Le Mans. First run on cobbled, dusty roads in the south of the French city of Le Mans, few from those early pioneering days could have imagined how the demanding 24-hour race would evolve and grow in appeal the world over.

100 years later, those same ingredients of man and machine versus the circuit, weather and the clock are at the forefront in mid-June every summer, as the world’s best drivers and biggest automotive manufacturers do battle for supremacy twice around the clock.

The longest circuit on the FIA World Endurance Championship calendar conjures up many different challenges, from technical corners such as Indianapolis and Arnage to the high-speed Mulsanne straight. There are countless iconic moments over the last century which can be recalled.

Circuit Details
Location: France
First Used: 1923
Length: 13.626 km (8.4 miles)
Turns: 38
Race Lap Record: 3:17.297 – Mike Conway – Toyota TS050 Hybrid LMP1 - 2019
2023 winners: #51 Ferrari AF Corse - James Calado, Antonio Giovinazzi and Alessandro Pier Guidi