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Coffee before the green flag in Cadillac's Monza week

Will Stevens' pre-race routine joins Ashley Kalita's onboard watchalong for the WEC season finale.

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Experience the 6 Hours of Monza | WEC Livestream | Cadillac Racing

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1:34Ashley Kalita introduces Monza as the final race of the WEC season.
2:32Split-screen onboard views follow Cadillac's two cars through the formation laps.
6:40The race begins, with Jack Aitken moving into second on the opening lap.
14:48Aitken takes the lead and works through GT3 traffic.
16:30Will Stevens explains his physical and mental preparation in a recorded pre-race feature.

Cadillac devoted all five new uploads to racing, with Will Stevens supplying a small ritual amid the preparation: he isn't particularly superstitious, but he does have a coffee before getting into the car.

His feature, "The Prep Talk: The Hour Before | Cadillac Racing", also appears inside the week's main attraction, "Experience the 6 Hours of Monza | WEC Livestream | Cadillac Racing". These are the automaker's own racing broadcasts and promotional videos, rather than independent coverage.

Ashley Kalita, also known as Ash Vandelay, hosts the Monza stream, switching between onboard views from the Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA cars driven by Stevens and Jack Aitken. The opening is busy: Aitken moves into second on the first lap, then takes the lead while navigating the slower GT3 traffic. Stevens' taped discussion offers a different kind of concentration, describing physical and mental preparation as equally important.

The livestream reached roughly 15,000 views in its first nine hours and is drawing the strongest daily audience among Cadillac's active videos. Shorter uploads, including "With love and lots of V8 noises, Cadillac Racing", keep the week's focus firmly on the season send-off. One viewer asks for separate, commentary-free onboard streams, preferring the engines themselves as background listening.

Across the channel, daily views are above their usual pace, while subscribers stayed unchanged over the week. Its weekly audience was close to Deutsche Auto Parts', with GMC drawing a larger total. For Cadillac, the fresh attention is centered on Monza's cockpit views and the people preparing to climb inside.

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What viewers say

Can we start doing individual streams of the cars with no commentary like all the other teams do? I (and others) turn these onboards on for background noise and have no desire for the constant talking over the best sounding car on the grid
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