Entering their inaugural event as Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing, the No. 101 Cadillac WTR V-Series.R Hypercar team are ready to challenge in the 93rd 24 Hours of Le Mans. Apart of the four-car Cadillac Racing stable in the 21-car Hypercar field, Ricky Taylor, Jordan Taylor and Filipe Albuquerque are all eager to bring their previous Le Mans experience to table. The debut of the Wayne Taylor Racing team at the 24 Hours of Le Mans alongside Cadillac Racing is a full circle moment for Team Owner, Wayne Taylor.  Read more >

A pair of three-hour sessions provided the initial opportunity for drivers and crews to match their cars’ strengths to the 13.626-kilometer (8.467-mile) Circuit de la Sarthe and address wrinkles.  Read more >

Test Day on June 8 is the initial opportunity for drivers to stretch their legs on the 13.626-kilometer (8.467-mile) Circuit de la Sarthe. A pair of three-hour sessions is the allotment for the 21-car Hypercar field until they return three days later for the 90-minute qualifying practice.  Read more >

Taylor pushed hard to the end before the No. 93 Acura overtook Taylor on track, sliding back to second place with under five minutes. The podium-finish for the No. 10 Cadillac WTR team marks the first Cadillac GTP podium for the team as well as the 100th podium for Cadillac Racing since joining the prototype class in 2017.   Read more >

The Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing V-Series.R duo took on the streets of Detroit to set the grid for Saturday’s 100-minute sprint race. In the heart of downtown, the 11-car GTP field tackled 15 minutes of qualifying action to set the starting order for the Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic.   Read more >