| Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing aiming for victory at ‘home’ race and in FranceDETROIT (May 14, 2025) – Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing principal Wayne Taylor and drivers Ricky and Jordan Taylor met with the media via an IMSA-hosted Zoom call to discuss the May 31 Chevrolet Detroit SportsCar Classic and the June 14-15 24 Hours of Le Mans, where the team will join three other Cadillac Racing Hypercars seeking the overall victory in the 93rd edition. Ricky Taylor and Filipe Albuquerque teamed up to win the Grand Touring Prototype (GTP) race on the downtown Detroit street circuit in 2024, and Albuquerque will co-drive with the Taylor brothers the No. 101 entry at Circuit de la Sarthe. Wayne Taylor owns a class victory among his 13 starts, including three with Cadillac. This year marks his first trip to the iconic endurance race as a team owner. Full transcript: |
| Tell us a little bit about what you’re looking forward to heading back to Detroit in a couple of weeks as the defending champion of the event.Ricky Taylor: “It’s nice always to come to Detroit. It’s such an iconic event, especially when you come here with a GM product, and to be racing in Cadillac is always, firstly a little bit of pressure, but secondly, a big opportunity to win on home soil. It’s a big weekend for GM and for the team. So, we’re really excited. The track is challenging. We had a great race last year, but so many things can happen here in just 100 minutes. But we’ll try to repeat the success we had last year and send ourselves for a good lead up to Le Mans.” Jordan will be making his 180th MSA start and is a five-time winner at Dedtroit. How are you going to make more fond memories here in a couple of weeks?Jordan Taylor: “It would be nice to make some more good memories there. Obviously, a lot of good memories from all those years dating back to 2012 and all in GM products ranging from the Camaros, Corvettes and Cadillacs. |