RACER’s Marshall Pruett and BAR1 Racing owner Brian Alder discuss the team’s graduation to IMSA’s top Prototype class in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and how the American effort is finding interest from customers who want to race the No. 20 Riley/Multimatic Mk. 30.
Michael Andretti continues to work on landing a contract with an auto manufacturer that bring his team into IMSA’s new-for-2023 LMDh (…)
Dalton Kellett will remain with A.J. Foyt Racing. The 28-year-old Canadian returns to the No. 4 Chevy and welcomes 2021 Indy Lights (…)
NBA Hall of Fame basketball star Michael Jordan and NASCAR Cup standout wheelman Denny Hamlin announced in September 2020 they would (…)
Ed Carpenter Racing and Juncos Hollinger Racing will join Arrow McLaren SP and Meyer Shank Racing for the December 6 test day at (…)
The 2022 season is going to be an exciting one for Time Trials fans as the Tire Rack Time Trials National Tour Powered by Hagerty returns (…)
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes it is too simplistic to suggest Mercedes has the momentum in the championship battle based (…)
Hot on the heels of announcing the industry’s first “autoverse,” where users can buy, sell and trade NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) in a (…)
Welcome to the RACER Mailbag. Questions for Marshall Pruett or any of RACER’s other writers can be sent to mailbag@racer.com. Due to (…)
After a victory in its first GT3 outing at the Fanatec GT World Challenge America powered by AWS Sebring race in October, Triarsi (…)
After a breakthrough campaign this year, Lando Norris believes he is ready to win races and fight at the front in Formula 1 if given the (…)
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