It took just three races for the new-for-2026 driver pairing of Dillon Machavern and Luca Mars, two past IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge champions, to taste victory for Turner Motorsport and BMW.

Drivers Moisey Uretsky and Michael Cooper claimed their fourth IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge victory Friday afternoon – and first of the season.

Thanks to the now-annual March release of IMSA's next calendars, the continuity and stability that CEO Ed Bennett and President John Doonan can tout should not be overlooked.

Longtime staples of the IMSA paddock, ONE Motorsport and TWOth Autosport, are two of four high-profile teams immediately signing up to Radical Motorsport's new Approved Customer Team Program.Along with international Valour Racing and Ontario's Auto Eclectic Motorsports, ONE and TWOth, will be displaying "Radical Approved Team" logos on transporters and...

Robert Wickens’ remarkable journey from karting prodigy to international open-wheel standout, from life-altering injury to championship-winning sports car driver has been formally recognized with his induction into the Canadian Motorsport Hall of Fame.The honor celebrates not only Wickens’ competitive achievements at the highest levels of global motorsport, but also his...

Tyler Gonzalez will make his NASCAR bow this weekend at Circuit of the Americas.

Liddell took the No. 71 Rebel Rock Racing Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 Evo across the line to win the BMW M Endurance Challenge.

The Team Penske regular will share driving duties in the No. 36 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R with returning DXDT drivers Salih Yoluç and Charlie Eastwood, along with another newcomer to the team, Mason Filippi.

While the focus was on the championship battles for both IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge classes, both race winners followed up their triumphs from Indianapolis Motor Speedway with a second straight win at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. Michael Cooper and Moisey Uretsky drove the No. 44 Ibiza Farm Motorsport McLaren Artura...

IMSA and Michelin have announced a long-term extension of their partnership, ensuring that the French constructor will remain the “Official Tire of IMSA” through the 2035 season.