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JOTA and Cadillac reveal 2025 WEC livery

by Phil Oakley
10 months ago
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JOTA and Cadillac reveal 2025 WEC livery

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Cadillac and JOTA have unveiled their new livery for the 2025 FIA World Endurance Championship, the first season of the pair’s new factory partnership.

The livery is broadly similar to JOTA’s livery last year, when the team used customer Porsche 963s, achieving a win at Spa. The team has retained the Hertz sponsorship, and its full name is Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA.

The new livery was unveiled at Cadillac City Paris, the American brand’s flagship EV store and experience centre.

JOTA will run two factory Cadillac V.Series.R in WEC this year, with drivers Jenson Button, Sebastien Bourdais, Will Stevens, Norman Nato, Earl Bamber and Alex Lynn behind the wheel of the #12 and #38 cars. All six drivers have had a taste of Cadillac machinery, in a private test at Paul Ricard.

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See the livery, from multiple angles, below. The first WEC race of 2025, the 1812km Qatar takes place on February 28th at Losail International Circuit in Qatar.

Copyright : Drew Gibson Photography / Nick Dungan
Copyright : Drew Gibson Photography / Nick Dungan
Copyright : Drew Gibson Photography / Nick Dungan
Copyright : Drew Gibson Photography / Nick Dungan
Copyright : Drew Gibson Photography / Nick Dungan

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