'Team Cadillac' strategy delivers dual IMSA manufacturer titles for General Motors
General Motors staged a dominant championship sweep at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta during last Saturday's Motul Petit Le Mans, capturing top honors across both the GTP and GTD Pro classes in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. Headlined by Cadillac’s clean sweep of the GTP Manufacturer, Team, and Driver titles, Chevrolet also locked up the GTD Pro Manufacturer championship. Though ...…
GM's strategic approach led to dual IMSA manufacturer titles for General Motors at the Motul Petit Le Mans in Atlanta. The team, a collaboration between Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing and Action Express Racing, secured top honors in both the GTP and GTD Pro classes. Cadillac Racing clinched the GTP Manufacturer, Driver, and Team titles, while Chevrolet earned the GTD Pro Manufacturer championship.
Despite not winning the overall race, Cadillac achieved its 11th IMSA Manufacturer title, its fifth since 2017. GM President Mark Reuss praised the accomplishment, highlighting the success of both Cadillac and Chevrolet manufacturers. Eric Warren, GM's Vice President of Global Motorsports Competition, credited the unified strategy between partners for the GTP victory.
Jack Aitken of Action Express Racing claimed his first IMSA series championship, supported by co-drivers Earl Bamber and Frederik Vesti in the #31 Whelen Cadillac. Aitken's title marked a consistent performance, with eight consecutive podiums and nine in his last 11 races since Indianapolis. Action Express Racing secured its seventh IMSA Team championship, tying the organization with Chip Ganassi Racing and Team Penske for the most all-time.
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