McLaren Trophy America reveals 2027 schedule
By RACER Staff - Aug 28, 2026, 10:20 AM ET

McLaren Trophy America reveals 2027 schedule

McLaren Trophy America has confirmed its 2027 calendar with a five-event, 10-race calendar that will see the IMSA-sanctioned championship staged alongside Formula 1, IndyCar, IMSA and FIA World Endurance Championship weekends, reinforcing the series’ position as a premier class one-make racing championship and providing competitors with the opportunity to race at world-class venues in front of major motorsport audiences.

The season will begin at Barber Motorsports Park, where McLaren Trophy America will join the IndyCar race weekend for the opening two rounds. Form there the series will join F1 at the Miami Grand Prix. Rounds five and six will take place at Watkins Glen International with IMSA, before the championship returns to VIRginia International Raceway. The season will then conclude on another major international stage at Circuit of The Americas alongside the FIA WEC.

“2027 is shaping up to be an exceptional season for McLaren Trophy America,” said Giorgio Sanna, head of motorsport, McLaren Automotive. “Returning to the Formula 1 weekend in Miami is undoubtedly one of the highlights, and we are equally excited to open the season alongside IndyCar at Barber and conclude it with the FIA World Endurance Championship at Circuit of The Americas. Our new partnership with IMSA is another hugely important step for the championship. The 2027 calendar offers exactly the kind of experience McLaren Trophy America was created to deliver.”

2027 McLaren Trophy America schedule

Rounds

Circuit

Date

Headline Series

1 & 2

Barber Motorsports Park

April 2-4

IndyCar

3 & 4

Miami Grand Prix

TBD

Formula 1

5 & 6

Watkins Glen International

June 24-26

IMSA

7 & 8

VIRginia International Raceway

August 20-22

IMSA

9 & 10

Circuit of The Americas

September 10-12

FIA World Endurance Championship

GRIDLIFE Laguna Festival (Sep 18-20)

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