Visit Florida Racing team owner Troy Flis hopes to have contracts in place and news to announce on which Prototype chassis it will use in 2017 soon after this weekend's IMSA race in Canada. The veteran Grand-Am Rolex Series and WeatherTech SportsCar Championship entrant has been busy visiting potential manufacturer...

Visit Florida Racing team owner Troy Flis is in Le Mans to gather information and prepare for an anticipated debut with his IMSA Prototype team in 2017 with a P2 chassis, and speaks with RACER's Marshall Pruett about his efforts.

ORECA technical director David Floury and the production team involved in manufacturing the company's new-for-2017 "07" P2 chassis have made considerable progress ahead of a late summer rollout.The 07, which is set to replace its successful 05 chassis (left, LAT photo), is currently being manufactured at ORECA's base in France....

The Le Mans-winning ORECA 05 P2 chassis will not make its American debut at the Rolex 24 at Daytona. ORECA founder Hugues de Chaunac previously expressed his intentions to field at least one 05 at IMSA's season opener, but ongoing work on the 05's replacement will prevent the chassis from...

With the ACO's confirmation of the four official 2017 P2 chassis suppliers, Italy's Dallara and France's Onroak Automotive and ORECA comprise will three standalone choices and on the North American side, U.S.-based Riley Technologies and Canada's Multimatic will collaborate to produce the fourth option.As the only joint P2 chassis project...

An overnight change has seen Mazda Motorsports alter its direction on the plan to split powertrain setups for this weekend's Sahlen's Six Hours of the Glen.The factory TUDOR United SportsCar Championship Prototype team spent most of June testing a 2.0-liter gasoline-powered 4-cylinder turbo engine as an eventual replacement for its...