Endurance

This week on Endurance Weekly, the DIVEBOMB endurance team looks ahead to the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Sprint Cup at Magny-Cours and the next IMSA event in Road America, as well as reporting on all of the breaking news stories you may have missed.

An interview with AO Racing’s Chief Commercial Officer, Brian McKinley, on the team’s unique identity and how they are here to compete for titles and have fun. He also hinted at the team’s future developments.

This week on Endurance Weekly, the DIVEBOMB endurance team looks back at the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Sprint Cup at Misano, as well as reporting on all of the breaking news stories you may have missed.

Robert Wickens joins DIVEBOMB to discuss his return to IMSA at the Chevrolet Grand Prix as well as his new duties in the Endurance Cup.

Written by Owen Bradley Credit: SRO/JEP The No.59 McLaren team won at Misano in race 2 of the GT World Challenge powered by AWS, with Ben...

Written by Owen Bradley Credit: SRO/JEP Valentino Rossi has scored his third consecutive victory at the GT World Challenge Europe Misano...

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This week on Endurance Weekly, the DIVEBOMB endurance team look towards the next round of the GT World Challenge Europe (GTWC EU) Sprint Cup at Misano, as well as looking back at the World Endurance Championship (WEC) and IMSA rounds in São Paulo and Mosport, plus report on all of the breaking news stories you may have missed.

Coming off the back of a triumphant 1-2 for Cadillac and JOTA in São Paulo, the news has broken that Formula One World Champion, Jenson Button, will be retiring from his full time racing commitments.

Following their disappointing Le Mans race, Peugeot achieved its best result of the season in São Paulo, with both cars in the points.

After six months of the year that were filled with questions like "who can beat Ferrari?", São Paulo was like a breath of fresh air for fans. Some teams had good weekends, but some teams struggled. Here are the winners and the losers from the World Endurance Championship's (WEC's) 6 Hours of São Paulo.

Cadillac took their historic maiden WEC victory in São Paulo with JOTA, but the road to the top step of the podium has been nothing but challenging.

Written by Owen Bradley and Aaron Carroll Credit: JotaSport The fifth round of the World Endurance Championship (WEC) got underway at...

The LMP2 cars led the three class field around on the formation lap, ahead of two hours and 40 minutes of racing. Rain spoiled other races on the schedule, but it was a completely dry start for the WeatherTech series.

Live 6 Hours of São Paulo updates from the DIVEBOMB Endurance Team

JOTA's No.12 Cadillac secured back-to-back pole positions and eyes a podium finish for the 6 Hours of São Paulo.

Qualifying for the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar championship at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park got underway 10 minutes later than scheduled, after some barrier repairs due to an incident in a support series.

The No.38 Hertz Team Jota Cadillac, that Sebastian Bourdais orignally qualified second on the grid, behind teammate Alex Lynn in the No12, has been given a one place grid penalty for impeding the No.93 Peugeot.

Qualifying for the fifth round of the World Endurance Championship (WEC) got underway at 14: local time today. The LMGT3s took their turn first, before the premier Hypercar class took to the Interlagos circuit to set the grid.

Lamborghini and their motorsport division - Squadra Corse - have taken the covers off their new GT3 model, the Temerario.