Motorsports Minute: Sebastien Bourdais

By Dennis Krause
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Updated: March 14, 2022

Sebring International Raceway is famous for being rough and bumpy. Sebastien Bourdais explains why Cadillac seems to handle those bumps better than its competitors.

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