"All the other drivers will hear is move bitch, get out the way."

LE MANS— Legendary race car driver Scott Dixon offered a ludicrous take on his seat for Cadillac at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Dixon, known for his impressive career in motorsports, didn’t hold back his confidence in the iconic American brand's entry for Le Mans. His comments gave fans a vivid and unfiltered glimpse into his thoughts on the Cadillac race car and its impact on the track.

"Cadillac grills, Cadillac mills," Dixon began, highlighting the brand's distinctive design and powerful performance. "There's something about the way a Cadillac looks and handles that sets it apart from everything else. The attention to detail and the raw power under the hood—it’s a perfect combination for a race like Le Mans."

Dixon, who has numerous victories in the IndyCar Series, continued. "All the other drivers will hear is move bitch, get out the way." he said with a grin, referring to cars advantage in performance on the track. "It’s not just about speed; it’s  about winning. About getting that first place medal that feels like a midget is hanging from my necklace."

But Dixon didn’t stop there. He also touched on the cultural impact of the Cadillac brand. "Matter of fact, candy-paint Cadillacs kill. So check out the hoes my Cadillac fills," he added, nodding to the car's iconic status and appeal. "Driving a Cadillac isn’t just about the race; it’s about the entire experience. From the way it looks to the way people react to it, there’s nothing quite like it."

Dixon's vivid description and passionate endorsement of Cadillac underscore the unique allure of the brand in the world of racing. His remarks paint a picture of a car that is not only a high-performance machine but also a cultural icon that continues to capture the imagination of drivers and fans alike.