Will Stevens leads Cadillac front-row lockout in WEC Brazil qualifying
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 7:02 PM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026

Will Stevens secured pole position for Cadillac in the World Endurance Championship’s Six Hours of Brazil. He edged out teammate Jack Aitken, who had been leading earlier in the qualifying sessions. Aitken had topped the opening segment and improved his time in Hyperpole but fell short in the final moments. The event showcases a competitive field, with top teams vying for an advantage as the race approaches.
- •Will Stevens achieved pole position in WEC Brazil qualifying.
- •Jack Aitken initially led but finished second for Cadillac.
- •The race involves a front-row lockout for Cadillac.
- •Qualifying occurred just ahead of the Six Hours of Brazil.
- •The performance of Toyota was below expectations in qualifying.
- 7:02 PMAutosport — WEC Brazil: Stevens leads front-row lockout for Cadillac, Toyota struggles
"Will Stevens pipped Jack Aitken in the final moments of qualifying to lead a front-row lockout for Cadillac at the World Endurance Championship’s Six Hours of Brazil. Aitken appeared on course to take pole position in the #38 Jota Cadillac V-Series.R after topping the opening segment of qualifying and finding another four tenths in Hyperpole. But moments after the Briton pulled into the ...Keep reading
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