The Weight of Speed, a documentary on the life of racer Robert Wickens, is nearing completion.

Michael Johnson and Robert Wickens have both risen above life-changing challenges to get back to doing what they both love most: racing.In episode seven of “Hyundai presents Next Level: Back in the Driver’s seat,” we take a journey with two remarkable individuals and witness the drive and determination, and the...

It started as a simple concept, but its implementation wasn’t simple. It was complicated, is constantly evolving, and -- credit where it’s due -- simply ingenious.When it became clear that Michael Johnson and Robert Wickens would both be driving a Hyundai Elantra N TCR in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge...

Michael Johnson wants more. His first taste of success as a paralyzed race driver, earned last weekend at Lime Rock Park in IMSA's Continental Tire Series, is something he plans to use a springboard to the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. And the Indy 500. And anything else that piques his interest...

Paraplegic driver Michael Johnson has undergone surgery for a broken right tibia and fibula, which the JDC-Miller Motorsports driver suffered in a crash during Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge testing on Saturday.Johnson's Audi RS 3 LMS had a heavy impact in the barriers at Turn 6. He was taken to Florida...

Sports car driver Michael Johnson announced today that he will join JDC-Miller Motorsports for another season in the Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge. The 24-year-old paralyzed former motorcycle racing champion was unable to complete the entire 2016 season, because his specially-designed car wasn't race-ready in time for the first two competitions....

Subtitle:Paralyzed Driver to Race BMW 228i Equipped With Hand ControlsJDC-Miller Motorsports, the Prototype Challenge (PC) class winner of the 2016 Rolex 24 At Daytona, will soon be making its debut in the IMSA Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge, fielding a BMW 228i specially equipped with hand controls for Michael Johnson, the...

Michael Johnson, former motorcycle racing champion and the first and only paralyzed driver to be licensed by IndyCar, will drive a BMW 228 M Sport Coupe during the IMSA Continental Sports Car Challenge in 2016. Johnson will join 31-year-old South African Stephen Simpson at JDC Miller Motorsport in the Street...

American paralyzed racing driver Michael Johnson (right, ABOVE, Marshall Pruett photo) announced today at Road Atlanta his switch to sports car racing for the 2016 season. Johnson, the first and only paralyzed driver to be licensed by IndyCar, will now compete in the IMSA Continental Tire SportsCar Challenge with 31-year-old...

Bodymotion Racing races to Austin for eighth round of IMSA’s Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge at Circuit of the Americas (COTA)The team will be racing with their normal #31 Cayman ST entry piloted by Ethan Low with support from Visit St. Pete/ Clearwater FL and Jason Rabe supported by Monticello...