"A Racing Series Is a Business Model Disguised As a Rulebook" - The Vaucher Analytics State of Motorsport 2025: The WEC and IMSA

Relevant links for this episode:The Vaucher Analytics State of Motorsport 2025: The WEC and IMSAThe Vaucher Analytics State of Motorsport 2025: IndyCarPlatform Wars: What Videogame Consoles Can Teach Us About Regulations in the WEC and the WRCThe Scorecard - Drive To Survive: Is Your Favorite Motorsport Series Ready For the Global Spotlight?The $3,000 Helmet: An IndyCar Case Study In Compliance-Driven Cost InflationWhen Access Becomes Chaos: The Fan Safety Crisis Motorsport Is Not SeeingThe Financial Audit That Could Save Your LMGT3 Team Over 100,000 EurosSign up to the Return On Racing newsletterEndurance racing doesn’t dominate mainstream motorsport headlines, but in 2025 the WEC and IMSA quietly delivered excellent performance on and off-track. In this episode, David Vaucher breaks down the major commercial, technical, and competitive trends shaping the two most important sportscar ecosystems.From record attendance and full Hypercar/GTP grids to the emerging fault lines beneath the surface, this is your strategic, no-nonsense look at the state of endurance racing heading into 2026.#WEC #IMSA #EnduranceRacing #LeMans #Hypercar #GTP #MotorsportBusiness #VaucherAnalytics #RacingStrategy #BoP #Porsche #Ferrari #GT3 #LMGT3 #Motorsports #DriveToSurvive #Formula1 #F1 #ReturnOnRacing #VaucherAnalyticsContact the show: [email protected] contact the Business Of Motorsport podcast, please send an email to [email protected].