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The Monza heartbreak that left Genesis without a podium in maiden WEC campaign

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Genesis’s maiden campaign in the World Endurance Championship ended without a single podium finish after its leading hypercar retired from the Monza 6 Hours due to a technical issue. Paul-Loup Chatin was running a strong second in Sunday’s season finale when the #19 Genesis…

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