The team enters the six-hour endurance race at the Circuit of the Americas with a focused objective: eliminating the minor errors that hampered results during the 6 Hours of São Paulo. While the GMR-001 has demonstrated competitive speed—evidenced by Hyperpole appearances in Le Mans and Brazil—the squad is now prioritizing a complete performance package to build upon their sole points-scoring finish in Spa-Francorchamps.
Genesis Magma Racing Targets Operational Precision for COTA Debut
Genesis Magma Racing makes its North American racing debut this week at Lone Star Le Mans, marking the fifth round of the FIA World Endurance Championship. Following a summer break, the team aims to refine its operational consistency to complement the proven pace of its GMR-001 Hypercar.

Two days of testing in late July provided the team with critical baseline data, particularly regarding tire management in high ambient temperatures. This preparation is essential for a team still navigating its debut season, as they seek to bridge the experience gap against seasoned rivals who have frequented the Austin venue for years. Team Principal Cyril Abiteboul noted that the transition from individual speed to collective team efficiency remains the primary hurdle. Drivers including André Lotterer, Pipo Derani, and Mathieu Jaminet are leveraging their previous American racing experience to help the team acclimate to the circuit’s technical demands and challenging bumps.




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