Ferrari clinched IMSA's GTD Endurance Cup manufacturer title at Petit Le Mans, but a Ferrari-on-Ferrari collision cost AF Corse the team crown by one point. The post Ferrari Won IMSA’s GTD Endurance Cup. AF Corse Lost It to Another Ferrari. appeared first on Backfire Racing.
IMSA Needs to Make the Rolex 24 Absolutely Insane IMSA has one opportunity every January to create something completely ridiculous. Put Max Verstappen, Alex Palou, Kyle Larson and Shane van Gisbergen on the same Rolex 24 grid — and make them compete against each other. Forget the shared-car…
There is something different about endurance racing. After experiencing Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta, I completely understand why fans become obsessed with IMSA and sports car racing. The combination of prototypes, GT cars, night racing and a 10-hour battle creates an atmosphere unlike anything…
The path to the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Le Mans Prototype 2 (LMP2) title was anything but straightforward for George Kurtz, Alex Quinn, Toby Sowery, and the #04 ORECA LMP2 07 for CrowdStrike Racing by APR team. In a grueling 10-hour trial in Saturday night’s wild Motul Petit Le Mans…
Surviving early-race contact, a costly drive-through penalty, slick tires in mixed conditions, and a harrowing final two hours, Paul Miller Racing emerged as IMSA GTD Pro champions. Led by drivers Connor de Phillippi and Neil Verhagen alongside endurance co-driver Dan Harper, the team’s third-place…
Winward Racing capped off a historic campaign in dramatic fashion, securing its first Motul Petit Le Mans victory and wrapping up a third consecutive Grand Touring Daytona (GTD) championship at the 2026 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship finale. Drivers Philip Ellis, Russell Ward, and…
Philip Ellis’ late pass completed a four-win run across the final five races and secured both the GTD drivers’ and Mercedes-AMG manufacturers’ championships
Em uma corrida histórica, marcada por 17 abandonos e 16 entradas de Safety Car, confira o ...
Vanthoor beat Sheldon van der Linde by 1.205s after a late restart, securing Porsche’s first top-class overall victory at Road Atlanta
Laurens Vanthoor fended off rivals on a late restart to give Porsche Penske Motorsport the victory in the Motul Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. The Belgian, co-driving the #6 Porsche 963 with Kevin Estre and Matt Campbell, was forced to hold off BMW M Team WRT’s Sheldon van der…
