Laurens Vanthoor believes he’s landed the “dream ticket” program for 2027 and beyond. He’ll be splitting duties between an IMSA GTP Endurance Cup campaign with Porsche Penske Motorsport and a full-season FIA World Endurance Championship effort with McLaren Racing in 2027, before becoming a full-time McLaren driver once his Porsche...

Laurens Vanthoor will join McLaren’s forthcoming Hypercar program for its FIA World Endurance Championship debut in 2027, becoming the second driver confirmed for the factory effort alongside Mikkel Jensen.The 2024 FIA WEC Hypercar Drivers’ world champion has spent the past decade as a Porsche factory driver, but will begin transitioning...

Porsche factory driver Laurin Heinrich will become a full-time driver for Porsche Penske Motorsport in IMSA GTP next year.The 24-year-old, who is currently juggling roles with Penske at the Endurance Cup rounds and the Sprint races with JDC-Miller in IMSA, will contest all rounds of the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship aboard...

McLaren Racing has reached a major milestone in the build-up to its FIA WEC Hypercar debut in 2027 this week, with its MCL-HY hitting the track for the first time.

On a weekend when memories of Alex Zanardi were on the minds of everyone at the famous circuit, Heinrich’s drive to give Porsche privateer JDC-Miller MotorSports an improbable win in IMSA GTP felt reminiscent of the legend that the world lost on Friday.

In the biggest upset of the current IMSA GTP era, Porsche privateer JDC-Miller MotorSports scored a dramatic, last-lap victory in the Monterey SportsCar Championship.

Philipp Eng of BMW M Team WRT expressed remorse for the mid-race incidents between himself and Porsche factory driver Laurin Heinrich at the most recent IMSA WeatherTech Championship round on the streets of Long Beach.

The Acura ARX-06 will bow out of IMSA at the end of this year, but it might pop up in the Asian Le Mans Series if the cards fall the right way.

JDC-Miller MotorSports began 2026 in a very interesting position within the world of prototype sports car racing’s top category, as the last true privateer left standing in IMSA GTP.

IMSA Hall of Famer Robert Charles “Bob” Tullius, a success on the racetrack and an innovator away from it, died Monday at age 95 in Port Orange, Fla. – only a few miles from Daytona International Speedway which fueled so many of his dreams and achievements over decades of dedication...