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Cadillac drivers on ‘tough and disappointing weekend’ at Imola

4 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Cadillac had a tough FIA World Endurance Championship weekend at Imola, with multiple drivers from team downcast after the 6 hour race, which was won by Ferrari. ‘Tough and disappointing weekend for the 38’, said Sebastien Bourdais, one of three drivers in the #38 Cadillac V-Series.R.‘It started with qualifying being completely ruined by the 6 car and then the race. ‘Obviously, starting where we were was never going to be easy.
#51 Ferrari takes hard-fought WEC victory at Imola

4 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Alessandro Pier Guidi, Antonio Giovinazzi, and James Calado have taken victory for Ferrari at the 6 Hours of Imola, the second round of the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship. The car won from pole but Ferrari didn’t have it all their own way, with various tyre and fuel strategies from other manufacturers challenging the Italian manufacturer all race. In second was Sheldon van der Linde, Rene Rast, and Robin Frijns in the #20 BMW, 8.5 seconds off the winning Ferrari.
Matt Campbell leads for Porsche half way in at Imola

4 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Porsche’s Matt Campbell leads at Imola just over half way in at Imola, after starting 10th. With overtaking hard to come by at Imola, good strategy is needed to move up through the field. Porsche have done just that, strategising the car into the lead of the race, despite not having the pace to challenge the superior Ferraris on track. Campbell took the lead just recently at the last round of pitstops, through minimal tyre changes and fuel saving to move up through the field.
Ferrari's James Calado leads a 1-2 at Imola an hour in

4 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

James Calado leads the 6 Hours of Imola for Ferrari, in the #51 car, with an hour gone, with his fellow Ferrari driver, Phil Hanson, second in the satellite #83 Ferrari 499P. Calado started on pole after his teammate in the #51 car, Antonio Giovinazzi, qualified the car fastest yesterday. He retained the lead on the first lap from Hanson and now has a three second gap over his countryman. Kevin Magnussen is third, 16 seconds back from Calado, after starting the #15 BMW M Hybrid V8 third.
Giovinazzi takes pole for Ferrari at Imola

5 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Antonio Giovinazzi took pole for the FIA World Endurance Championship in the #51 Ferrari, setting a 1:28.890 around Imola to take pole for the Italian brand on home turf. The satellite #83 AF Corse Ferrari, driven by Robert Kubica, was second fastest, but 0.758 slower than his teammate. In third was Dries Vanthoor, in the #15 BMW M Hybrid V8, almost a second off Giovinazzi.
Giovinazzi and D. Vanthoor lead Imola FP2 with identical lap times

6 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Antonio Giovinazzi and Dries Vanthoor topped the timesheets in the second free practice session for the FIA World Endurance Championship’s 6 Hours of Imola. Unusually, both Giovinazzi and D. Vanthoor set the same la`ptime — 1:31.040 — in their #51 Ferrari 499P and #15 BMW M Hybrid V8 respectively. Giovinazzi, though, was officially top of the timesheets as he set his lap first, lap 4 compared to D. Vanthoor’s a lap later.
Pierre Gasly tops opening Saudi Arabia session

6 days ago | motorsportweek.com | Phillip Horton

Alpine’s Pierre Gasly set the fastest lap during the opening practice session for Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Friday afternoon. In hot and sunny conditions at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit Gasly posted a time of 1:29.239s on Soft tyres to finish just 0.007s clear of championship leader Lando Norris. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was third-fastest, within a tenth of pacesetter Gasly, while Oscar Piastri was also in the mix in fourth place in the sister McLaren.
Porsche's Tandy and Nasr take third consecutive IMSA win at Long Beach

1 week ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Nick Tandy and Felipe Nasr, driving the #7 Porsche 963, have won the IMSA Grand Prix of Long Beach, taking their third consecutive IMSA win. It’s also the second consecutive Porsche 1-2, with their teammates Matt Campbell and Mathieu Jaminet, in the sister #6 car, second. Third was the pole-sitting car of Philipp Eng and Dries Vanthoor in the #24 BMW M Hybrid V8. Tandy started the #7 Porsche in third, with D. Vanthoor on pole in the #24 BMW.
Dries Vanthoor on pole again for BMW at IMSA Long Beach

1 week ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Dries Vanthoor took a third consecutive IMSA pole position for both himself and BMW, qualifying the #24 BMW M Hybrid V8 on pole for the Long Beach sportscar race this weekend. The Belgian set a 1:11.539 to go over two tenths faster than his teammate, Sheldon van der Linde, in the sister #25 BMW. Third fastest was Nick Tandy in the #7 Porsche 963, the only other car, besides the BMWs, to get into the 1:11s. However, he was still almost half a second off D. Vanthoor.
Second consecutive 1-2 for BMW in IMSA practice at Long Beach

1 week ago | motorsportweek.com | Phil Oakley

Dries Vanthoor topped the timesheets for BMW at Long Beach, making it two sessions out of two where both BMWs led. The Belgian, in the #24 BMW M Hybrid V8, set a 1:12.201 to go quickest. He was 0.141 ahead of his teammate, first session top man Sheldon van der Linde in the sister #25 car. In third was Jack Aitken, in the #31 Action Express Cadillac V-Series.R, almost three tenths off Vanthoor. The two Porsches were fourth and fifth, Mathieu Jaminet in the #6 ahead of Felipe Nasr in the #7.