15 Apr
IMSA 15 Apr
The Lexus Long Beach GTD PRO victory in 3, 2, 1...
With three consecutive podiums in GTD PRO, the Vasser Sullivan Lexus team has put forth a good start to the season and is perhaps looking (…)
Lexus
03 Jan
IMSA 03 Jan
Kirkwood completes No. 12 Lexus lineup for Rolex 24
IndyCar racer Kyle Kirkwood will complete the driver lineup for Vasser Sullivan Racing’s GTD-class No. 12 Lexus RC F for the Rolex 24 At (…)
19 Dec 22
IMSA 19 Dec 22
Thompson joins Vasser Sullivan enduro lineup
Reigning Porsche Carrera Cup champ Parker Thompson will drive alongside Aaron Telitz and Frankie Montecalvo in the No. 12 Vasser (…)
03 Nov 22
IMSA 03 Nov 22
After solid 2022 season, Vasser Sullivan looking for ‘kaizen’ in 2023
Vasser Sullivan Racing enjoyed a quietly strong 2022 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship campaign. Make that campaigns, as the team ran (…)
28 Sep 22
Podcasts 28 Sep 22
IMSA podcast: Ben Barnicoat
Meet Ben Barnicoat, one of the drivers on the Lexus IMSA program for the Vasser Sullivan team. In our conversation with Barnicoat, we’re (…)
27 Aug 22
IMSA 27 Aug 22
Hawksworth, Read fastest in second IMSA practice at VIR
The final minutes of the second practice session of an IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship weekend are usually a flurry of (…)
07 Aug 22
IMSA 07 Aug 22
Vasser Sullivan, Winward take GT victories at Road America
Pfaff Motorsports appeared to make the call of the race among the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship GTD PRO contenders, bringing (…)
01 Jul 22
IMSA 01 Jul 22
Kobayashi intrigued by new challenges of CTMP with Lexus
Kamui Kobayashi has quite the task ahead of him this weekend. Stepping into the No. 14 Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GTD PRO entry as a (…)
29 Jun 22
IMSA 29 Jun 22
Kobayashi to sub for Hawksworth at CTMP
With Vasser Sullivan Lexus driver Jack Hawksworth continuing to recover and rehabilitate from an injury suffered while training, the (…)
4w
IMSA 4w ago
Lots of Lexus love for Mid-Ohio
“It’s such a good track for Lexus that Lexus decided to name the race after itself.” The words of Aaron Telitz couldn’t ring truer (…)
