Detroit thunder rolled across the Circuit de la Sarthe as Cadillac won its first Le Mans pole, a feat last accomplished by a Detroit carmaker in 1967.

That’s how quickly your luck can change at Le Mans. The No 51 dropped out of the podium positions with a puncture The No 38 of Earl Bamber flashes past the No 5 Porsche of Michael Christensen to take P9 away from him,

It will be an all-Cadillac front row for the 93rd 24 Hours of Le Mans following a dominate performance in final qualifying at Circuit de la Sarthe at Le Mans, France on Thursday. The front row lockout is the first for an American manufacturer for the Le Mans race since Ford pulled off that accomplishment with Dan Gurney and A.