Genesis No. 17 receives pit lane service during the WEC Lone Star Le Mans at COTA.

Genesis Magma Racing aims to finish Season on a High

Genesis Magma Racing aims to finish its first FIA World Endurance Championship season strongly at the 6 Hours of Monza, the final opportunity to convert the GMR-001 Hypercar’s recent pace into results.

 

Monza presents a fresh challenge for the team, which has not tested at the historic 5.79-kilometer circuit. Its long straights, high-speed sections and demanding braking zones require a careful compromise between low drag, aerodynamic balance, braking performance and mechanical grip.

 

Genesis Magma Racing will take a pragmatic, back-to-basics approach during practice, maximizing data collection and establishing a reliable baseline before pursuing further performance. Cool temperatures and the absence of tire warmers will make tire management especially important, particularly at the start of each stint.

 

The team’s priority is disciplined execution across qualifying and the race. A clean event could deliver points for both cars and a conclusion to the maiden WEC season for Genesis Magma Racing.

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