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Formula Regional Americas Championship & Formula 4 United States Championship, Powered by Honda:  The FIA-certified Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) & Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) are designed as entry-level open-wheel racing series offering young talent the opportunity to demonstrate their skills on an international

 platform while keeping affordability and safety as key elements. The Championships align with the global FIA development ladder philosophy of using common components to provide a cost-efficient, reliable and powerful racing structure as drivers ascend through the levels on their way to U.S. or global racing success. The F4 U.S. Champion is awarded a scholarship to compete the following season in FR Americas, while the FR Americas Champion is awarded a Super Formula Scholarship from Honda Performance Development and Honda Racing Corporation.

 

Gastón Irazú Takes Race 2 Win in New Jersey

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 2, 2026) – Gastón Irazú returned to the podium for the second time this weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP), continuing his Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) win streak.

Notes of Interest: 

  • Gastón Irazú and Champagne Racing combined to earn their fifth F4 U.S. win this season while taking the Race 2 victory on Sunday afternoon.  
  • Cole Medeiros secured a career-best second-place finish, recording his third podium of the season with MLT Motorsports.
  • For the eighth time this year, Zach Fourie finished on the podium with a third-place result for Kiwi Motorsport. 

Gastón Irazú (No. 27 Elia Group / Baly / Canal 4 / Ancap / Champagne Racing Ligier JS F422) started Race 2 from pole after setting the fastest lap in yesterday’s race, but it was second-place starter Zach Fourie (No. 15 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422) who made a move to take the position from Irazú racing into Turn 1. Irazú reclaimed the spot the following lap and spent the next several circuits building up nearly a two-second lead. At the same time, eighth-place starter Cole Medeiros (No. 77 Firano Motorsports / MLT Motorsports Ligier JS F422) raced his way through the pack to reach Fourie’s rear wing and challenge for the second position. Once Medeiros completed the pass on Fourie, the top three of Irazú, Medeiros and Fourie settled into line as the minutes ticked by.

Debris on the track led to a late-race safety car, gathering the field and erasing Irazú’s advantage. As the green flag waved with less than five minutes left on the clock, Irazú came under pressure from Medeiros. Briefly racing wheel to wheel, the Uruguayan edged the Canadian as they continued on to the checkered flag. 

Crossing the finish line, Irazú was followed by Medeiros and Fourie. 

>> SEE MORE: Round 10 Official Results

“This one was a hard one,” said Irazú atop the podium. “I had a lot of good battles with Zach [Fourie] and [Cole] Medeiros. I want to thank my team, Champagne Racing. They gave me a really fast car today and this win is for them.”

 

 

Edward Kennedy and Beckham Jacir Continue Winning Streak in NJMP Race 2

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 2, 2026) – Edward Kennedy and Beckham Jacir returned to Victory Lane at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) for the second time this weekend, winning Race 2 in Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC). Warm temperatures combined with an all-green race proved to be a challenge, but for the two drivers who lead the Ligier JFC classes in victories this season, it wasn’t one they couldn’t overcome. 

Notes of Interest: 

  • Edward Kennedy continued to close in on the points championship with another victory in Race 2 at NJMP. 
  • With a second-place finish, Jack Speth continues his streak to finish on the podium in every round this season. 
  • Beckham Jacir won his eighth race of the season—and second of the New Jersey Lottery Racing America weekend at NJMP—taking the Ligier JFC Gen. 1 Class win. 
  • Lazaro Bainotti earned his ninth podium with a runner-up result in Race 2. 
  • Alexander Savage completed the podium, making this the third-consecutive race that Jacir, Bainotti and Savage have stood beside each other on the podium.

With the Gen. 1 Class once again leading the Gen. 2 Class, Beckham Jacir (No. 7 Stonica / Bell / OMP / P1DOKS / Behind the Wheel / Champagne Racing Ligier JS F4) brought the field down the starting grid, with Alexander Savage (No. 33 KymaBoats.com / Triple Aim Medical Solutions / Nature Coast Health Care / G Tech Motorsports Ligier JS F4) lining up next to him on the front row. While Jacir pulled away as soon as the lights went out, Savage had to fight for position with third-place starter Lazaro Bainotti (No. 11 Fundacion Fangio Rus seguros Cordoba deportes / Speed Factory Ligier JS F4). While the trio out front settled into line, both Edward Kennedy (No. 30 MLT Motorsports Ligier JS F422) and Jack Speth (No. 07 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422) were making moves to race through the pack from their back-row starting positions. Bainotti capitalized on Kennedy's climb, following in the wake of the Gen. 2 car to make his way around Savage. 

It took less than 10 minutes for Kennedy to reach the front of the pack and overtake Jacir to claim the overall lead. While Kennedy pulled ahead, Jacir was still determined to maintain his ground. Holding a two-plus-second advantage over his Gen. 1 competition, it took until the final four minutes of the race for Speth in his Gen. 2 car to finally reach Jacir’s gearbox. Speth was able to complete the pass and Jacir followed in his path toward the finish line.

Taking the checkered flag, Kennedy led Speth in the Gen. 2 Class, while Jacir led the Gen. 1 Class with Bainotti and Savage completing the podium.

>> SEE MORE:  Round 11 Official Results

“This was really good training today,” said Kennedy after climbing from the car. “Racing through the Gen. 1 cars is a bit of a challenge with race craft, and today was significantly hotter than yesterday, so it’s also heat training, too. Everything was great the whole race—I was trying to manage my tires. This track and the temperatures were tough on tires, but the team at MLT Motorsports gave me a great car. It was a great race.”

“It was a good race,” said Jacir atop the podium. “The track was definitely different compared to yesterday, but the strategy was basically the same—just no full-course yellow. Tire management was really important, and I would say I was struggling a good amount with the rear tires, but overall, it was just maintaining the pace, keeping it clean, and I came home with the win.”

 

Cooper Shipman Returns to Victory Lane in Race 2 at NJMP

Whitney Strickland Wins Again in Masters Cup

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 2, 2026) – Cooper Shipman earned his second Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) victory, winning Race 2 at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) on Sunday morning. 

Notes of Interest: 

  • Cooper Shipman returned to victory lane for the first time since the season-opening weekend at NOLA Motorsports Park. Familiar with NJMP’s victory lane, Shipman swept the weekend at the 2.25-mile circuit last season enroute to his Formula 4 United States Championship title.
  • Retiring early from Race 1, Evagoras Papasavvas rebounded to finish second in Race 2.
  • After being declared the Race 1 winner, Luke Powers returned to the podium in Race 3 with a third-place finish. 
  • Three teams were represented on today’s podium with Kiwi Motorsport taking the victory, Crosslink Motorsports finishing second and Toney Driver Development finishing third. 
  • Whitney Strickland tallied his ninth win in the Masters Cup Championship. 

Evagoras Papasavvas (No. 71 Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) led the field down the starting grid after setting the fastest lap in yesterday’s Race 1. He lined up next to Cooper Shipman (No. 10 Driven Dynamix / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3), who had shown pace all weekend. Papasavvas initially held the advantage with more than a one-second margin, but as the race progressed, Shipman’s car got dialed in and he closed in on the lead. As the clock neared halfway, Shipman completed the pass on Papasavvas and immediately pulled away. 

A debris caution led to a wild restart with just under five minutes left in the race. The single-file restart quickly flanked two wide as drivers raced side by side into Turn 1. Papasavvas pulled up next to Shipman to challenge for the lead, while Luke Powers (No. 5 Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3), Brady Golan (No. 40 Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) and Kekai Hauanio (No. 29 N-E-Where Transport / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) ran three wide as they raced toward Turn 1. Hauanio backed out just as Powers pulled ahead of Golan. By the time they completed the circuit to collect the checkered flag, Shipman led Papasavvas and Powers across the finish line.

“[The win was] definitely a long time coming,” said Shipman after climbing from the car. “We had a rough stretch these past couple of weekends, but it’s good to finally reward the team for their hard work and come away with a win. It was a tough race in the heat; there was a lot of dirty air, but I was finally able to get around Evagoras [Papasavvas] and come away with a win.”

>> SEE MORE:  Round 13 Provisional Results

In the Masters Cup, Whitney Strickland (No. 21 TF Companies / Hillenburg Motorsports Ligier JS F3) drove a flawless race to win the class. He joined series newcomer Aiden Zelaya (No. 1 Jensen Global Advisors / JENSEN Ligier JS F3) in putting on a show as the two jockeyed for position throughout most of the event. Behind him, Kevin Janzen (No. 24 US Power Group/Data Center Solutions / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) and Anthony Autiello (No. 07 Hope For The Warriors / Momentum Motorsports Ligier JS F3) made contact during the formation lap, but both were able to continue and make it the full distance. Janzen fought a vibration, but was able to cross the line second in class, while Autiello completed the podium in third. 

“It was fun,” said Strickland after climbing from the car. “I had one of the youngsters [Aiden Zelaya] behind me. Man, that kid's pretty good. I think he's going to go somewhere someday. Old age and treachery were able to get the better of him, though. I have a lot of experience being able to be as wide as possible on the track, so that helped me out. I want to thank Hillenburg Motorsports—I have one of my best buddies, Darryl Wills, that takes care of my car, and Eric Wisniewski, my driver coach. He's been great this weekend.”

Luke Powers Declared Winner in Race 1 at NJMP

Whitney Strickland Wins in Masters Cup

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 2, 2026) – Luke Powers earned his first Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) win in Race 1 at New Jersey Motorsports Park on Saturday afternoon. 

Notes of Interest: 

  • A first-time winner in FR Americas, Luke Powers earned his first victory in a single-seater racecar with the Race 1 win at NJMP. A successful karter from New Castle Motorsports Park, Powers first joined the Racing America Formula Ladder through a scholarship for the Radford Racing School F4 U.S. Karts to Cars School. After his first laps in a single-seater car at the school, Powers engaged in an extensive testing program before joining F4 U.S. Championship the following season. This year, he’s competing as a rookie in FR Americas with Toney Driver Development. 
  • Alejandro (“Alex”) Bobadilla scored his first FR Americas podium with a second-place result. Bobadilla has been racking up the victories in the F4 NACAM Championship, but the Race 1 podium marked his first at the Formula Regional level. 
  • Christian Bogle recorded his fourth podium of 2026 with a third-place result. 
  • Evagoras Papasavvas (No. 71 Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) entered the weekend as the championship points leader, but an early mechanical issue led to his retirement from the event and left him unclassified in the final results. 

The drama was in overdrive from the second the lights were activated at NJMP, as an issue for Kekai Hauanio (No. 29 N-E-Where Transport / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) triggered an aborted start. As a result, the field resumed their positions behind the safety car for one last formation lap before attempting a two-by-two rolling start. Second-place starter Brady Golan (No. 40 Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) got the jump on polesitter Evagoras Papasavvas (No. 71 Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) to clear the field before they even reached the start/finish line. 

Able to get his car fired after the issue on the starting grid, Hauanio maintained his position to line up fifth in the rolling start. Showing impressive speed during the opening laps, he challenged Golan for the lead, but wasn’t able to get the pass completed. Then, a one-lap shootout to finish the race left Hauanio facing pressure of his own. Luke Powers (No. 5 Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) took advantage of an early restart to climb to third from his sixth-place starting position and maintained the position for the majority of the race. The one-lap dash to the checkered flag brought Powers to Hauanio’s gearbox and allowed him to make the pass driving around the outside in Turn 1 on the restart.

Hauanio’s last-lap pressure continued as Cooper Shipman (No. 10 Driven Dynamix / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F3) looked for a way around. The two raced side by side for most of the lap, but the aggressive battle and contact between the two in Turn 10 opened the door just long enough for Alejandro Bobadilla (No. 8 Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) to sneak by and claim the third position. 

Following the race, the Stewards reviewed a series of reports, resulting in impactful decisions: 

  • The Stewards received a protest from Crosslink Motorsports on behalf of Papasavvas stating that Golan jumped the initial two-by-two rolling start. Reviewing the footage, they found that Golan accelerated before the No. 71 car accelerated, and before they reached the first start zone sign. As a result, Golan was issued a five-second time penalty, which dropped him to fourth in the final results.
  • Hauanio was issued a 10-second time penalty after the Stewards ruled that he was predominately responsible for a collision with Shipman during the final lap of the race. As a result, he dropped to 12th in the official running order. 

As a result of the penalties, Powers was promoted to the race win, while Bobadilla rose to second and Christian Bogle (No. 7 Pelican Energy Consultants / Toney Driver Development Ligier JS F3) was scored third. 

>> SEE MORE:  Round 12 Official Results

Whitney Strickland (No. 21 TF Companies / Hillenburg Motorsports Ligier JS F3) drove a clean race to extend his points lead in the Masters Cup Championship with his eighth win of the season. Behind him, Anthony Autiello (No. 07 Hope For The Warriors / Momentum Motorsports Ligier JS F3) finished second, while Kevin Janzen (No. 24 US Power Group / Data Center Solutions / Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F3) rounded out the podium. 

FR Americas will contest a doubleheader today with races at 9:30 a.m. and 1:40 p.m. ET, respectively. Live timing and scoring will be available on the Race Monitor app with additional news and updates posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitte
 

Edward Kennedy and Beckham Jacir Win Ligier JFC Race 1 at NJMP

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 1, 2026) – Edward Kennedy and Beckham Jacir collected class wins in Ligier Junior Formula Championship’s (Ligier JFC) Race 1 at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) on Saturday afternoon. 

Notes of Interest: 

  • Edward Kennedy scored his sixth win of the 2026 season with a victory in the Ligier JFC Gen. 2 Class. 

  • With a podium finish in every round to date, Jack Speth continues to lead the Gen. 2 Class standings after a second-place result.

  • Taking the checkered flag in the Ligier JFC Gen. 1 Class, Beckham Jacir won his seventh race of the 2026 season. 

  • Lazaro Bainotti scored his eighth podium of the season with a second-place result. 

  • With three consecutive third-place finishes, Alexander Savage matched his best finish.

  • Five teams were represented across the Gen. 1 and Gen. 2 podiums, with MLT Motorsports and Champagne Racing capturing class wins, while Speed Factory, G Tech Motorsports and Kiwi Motorsport all tallied podium finishes.

As the lights went out at NJMP, the Gen. 1 Class led the Gen. 2 Class leaving Jacir (No. 7 Stonica / Bell / OMP / P1DOKS / Behind the Wheel / Champagne Racing Ligier JS F4) to bring the field down the starting grid. Immediately taking control of the race, Jacir’s Gen. 1 competitors battled for position behind him. Ava Hanssen (No. 26 One Powersports / Chiropractic Center of Elkhorn / NGK / Badger Mats Ligier JS F4) raced to second from her fourth-place starting position, while second-place starter Lazaro Bainotti (No. 11 Fundacion Fangio Rus seguros Cordoba deportes / Speed Factory Ligier JS F4) fell back to sixth. 

While the Gen. 1 drivers battled for position, the Gen. 2 drivers took advantage of the close running order to race through the field. Kennedy (No. 30 MLT Motorsports Ligier JS F422) took the lead shortly after the five-minute mark, while Jack Speth (No. 07 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422) followed a few laps later. 

Meanwhile, Jacir paced the Gen. 1 Class with them jockeying for position behind him. Bainotti first got around AJ Abdullah (No. 21 Freedom Detox / Grid State Digital / Berg Racing Ligier JS F4), and then engaged in a battle with Ava Hanssen (No. 26 One Powersports / Chiropractic Center of Elkhorn / NGK / Badger Mats Ligier JS F4). Passing Hanssen, there was only Jacir left in front of Bainotti in the Gen. 1 Class as the minutes ticked down. Hanssen then faced pressure from Alexander Savage (No. 33 KymaBoats.com / Triple Aim Medical Solutions / Nature Coast Health Care / G Tech Motorsports Ligier JS F4), who took the position as Hanssen suffered a mechanical issue that ended her day. 

When the checkered flag waved, Kennedy led Speth in the Gen. 2 Class, while Jacir led Bainotti and Savage in Gen. 1.

>> SEE MORE: Round 10 Official Results 

“The car was amazing,” said Kennedy. “I was just trying to manage my tires, as I did a few laps less in qualifying. I kept an eye on Jack [Speth] and managed that gap. We stayed consistent the whole time—it was a good race. The car felt amazing. I’d like to thank MLT Motorsports, my mom and Anthony.” 

“It was another good race,” said Jacir. “I can’t thank the team enough—thinking back over the whole year, I think the car is at its best now. It was on rails. It was a pretty calm race for me, it was just laying down laps and watching out for the tires. At one point, I thought, ‘Can I get the overall win?’ No, Edward [Kennedy] was way too fast, but we took the class win. The guys have been at it the whole year and continue to work hard. I have to thank all my sponsors, too.”  

Ligier JFC will contest a doubleheader tomorrow as the lights go out at 10:45 a.m. and 2:55 p.m. ET for Races 2 and 3, respectively.  Live timing and scoring is available on the Race Monitor app, with additional news and updates posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. 

Gastón Irazú Victorious in Race 1 at NJMP 

MILLVILLE, N.J. (August 1, 2026) – Gastón Irazú scored his fourth win of the 2026 Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) season on Saturday afternoon at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP). 

Notes of Interest: 

  • Taking the checkered flag in Race 1, Gastón Irazú won his fourth race of the season. The Uruguayan is undefeated at NJMP after sweeping the weekend at the circuit while racing in Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC) last season. 

  • Zach Fourie continued his podium run, earning his seventh of the season with a runner-up result. 

  • Reuniting with Kiwi Motorsport, Clemente Huerta Raab returned to the podium for the first time this season.

  • With Gastón Irazú and Zach Fourie finishing on the podium and Caleb Campbell failing to make it to the checkered flag, the points championship tightened as both Irazú and Fourie closed the margin.  

After securing pole position, Irazú (No. 27 Elia Group / Baly / Canal 4 / Ancap / Champagne Racing Ligier JS F422) brought the field to waving green flag to start the race, but faced immediate pressure from second-place starter Zach Fourie (No. 15 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422). Fending him off, the Champagne Racing driver was able to turn his focus forward and begin building a gap. 

Just behind the front-row starters, Clemente Huerta Raab (No. 17 Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422) and Fernando Rivera (No. 16 Crosslink Motorsports Ligier JS F422) also found themselves battling for position as the race got underway. Rivera briefly came out on top, but Huerta Raab ultimately stuck the overtake and held the advantage all the way to the checkered flag, earning his first podium of the season. 

Caleb Campbell (No. 68 Steele Auto Group / Kiwi Motorsport Ligier JS F422) entered the weekend as the championship leader. Starting sixth, his day came to an early end after contact with a barrier left him not classified in the final results. The result snapped Campbell’s podium streak and opened the door for Irazú and Fourie to gain ground in the championship standings. 

Irazú took the checkered flag ahead of Fourie, Huerta Raab, Rivera and Cole Medeiros (No. 77 Firano Motorsports / MLT Motorsports Ligier JS F422), who rounded out the top five. 

>> SEE MORE: Round 9 Official Results

“It feels really great,” said Irazú as he climbed from his car. “I want to thank my team—they gave me a really fast car. Also, thanks to all my sponsors and the people who give me the chance to be here; my family, my mom, my dad, my girlfriend, and all the people who support me.”

F4 U.S. will race a doubleheader tomorrow, with the green flag scheduled to wave at 12 p.m. and 4:10 p.m. ET, respectively, for Races 2 and 3. Live timing and scoring will be available on the Race Monitor app, with additional news and updates posted on the series’ Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

 

  

Event Preview: FR Americas, F4 U.S. and Ligier JFC at New Jersey Motorsports Park

Track Facts: 

Event: New Jersey Lottery Racing America at New Jersey Motorsports Park

Circuit: New Jersey Motorsports Park, Thunderbolt Course 

Length: 2.25-miles / 12-turn road course 

Race Direction: Clockwise

Podium: Victory Circle, located at the rear of the Race Control Tower

FR Americas Championship 

Qualifying:                     Saturday, August 1 at 9:30 a.m. ET 

Feature Race 1:              Saturday, August 1 at 2:25 p.m. ET

Feature Race 2:              Sunday, August 2 at 9:30 a.m. ET

Feature Race 3:              Sunday, August 2 at 1:40 p.m. ET

F4 U.S. Championship 

Qualifying:                     Saturday, August 1 at 12:00 p.m. ET 

Feature Race 1:              Saturday, August 1 at 4:55 p.m. ET

Feature Race 2:              Sunday, August 2 at 12:00 p.m. ET

Feature Race 3:              Sunday, August 2 at 4:10 p.m. ET

Ligier Junior Formula Championship

Qualifying:                     Saturday, August 1 at 10:30 a.m. ET 

Feature Race 1:              Saturday, August 1 at 3:40 p.m. ET

Feature Race 2:              Sunday, August 2 at 10:45 a.m. ET

Feature Race 3:              Sunday, August 2 at 2:55 p.m. ET

Summer Meets Speed at NJMP

As the summer heats up, so, too, does the competition in Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas), Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) and Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC) with all three series entering the second half of their season. Joining Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) for the New Jersey Lottery weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP), the event brings fans an action-packed weekend with two full days of racing, open paddocks and the Hagerty Cars and Caffeine Car Show powered by Gearhead Coffee. Tickets are available now at RacingAmericaTickets.com. 

 
 

Ligier JUNIOR FORMULA CHAMPIONSHIP Series

www.framericas.com

Formula Regional Americas Championship & Formula 4 United States Championship, Powered by Honda:  The FIA-certified Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.) & Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas) are designed as entry-level open-wheel racing series offering young talent the opportunity to demonstrate their skills on an international

 platform while keeping affordability and safety as key elements. The Championships align with the global FIA development ladder philosophy of using common components to provide a cost-efficient, reliable and powerful racing structure as drivers ascend through the levels on their way to U.S. or global racing success. The F4 U.S. Champion is awarded a scholarship to compete the following season in FR Americas, while the FR Americas Champion is awarded a Super Formula Scholarship from Honda Performance Development and Honda Racing Corporation.

 

 
 

Prototype Sprint Series Association

 

 Prototype Sprint Series Association presented by Hankook:  Sanctioned by Parella Motorsports Holdings, the Prototype Sprint Series Association presented by Hankook (PSSA) is designed to host owners of Radical, Ligier, Revolution and Wolf Prototype race cars in a sprint race format at some of the most iconic road courses in America. PSSA offers the opportunity to race for just one weekend or compete for the national championship. Points will be awarded for each race with a national champion crowned at the conclusion of the season. The champion will receive a $10,000 prize, along with several product awards. 

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Sportscar Vintage Racing Association:  SVRA is the largest vintage racing organization in the world. A typical event has several hundred vintage race cars representing over 100 years of automotive history on the track. The drivers of these race cars are high net-worth, prominent professionals. In 2023, SVRA will host 20 events at some of the most iconic race tracks in North America, including Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Sebring International Raceway, Watkins Glen International, WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, Sonoma Raceway and Circuit of The Americas, among others. This nationwide footprint has over 312,000,000 Americans living within 200 miles of our events.

 

 

SVRA's Racers To Take The Green Next Weekend at NJMP! 

 

Last Call To Join SVRA, August 1-2 at New Jersey Motorsports Park.

Experience adrenaline-fueled, action-packed road racing on  NJMP's fast, and demanding 12-turn Thunderbolt Circuit!  All SVRA classes are invited, and the schedule includes:
• Friday offers a Track Test Day 
• Three Sprint Races along with Practice and Qualifying
• 25-minute Sessions

Claim Your Spot on the Grid and be sure to check out our "Bring A Buddy" opportunity.  Register Today.

If you have any questions about the weekend, need help registering or Bringing a Buddy,   contact Terry Ozment at  888-965-7872 or tozment@racingamerica.com.

 
 
 

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  International GT (IGT)

 

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International GT is a North American racing series composed of three national championships—the Stuttgart Cup, Maranello Cup and Mission Foods GT3 Cup Trophy. The Stuttgart Cup showcases Porsche Caymans, while the Maranello Cup includes Ferrari Challenge and GT3 cars. The Mission Foods GT3 Cup Trophy features GT3 and Porsche Cup cars. With iconic tracks on its schedule and close, exciting competition on the track, the series  continues to attract both professional and amateur drivers to enjoy the camaraderie of the IGT paddock.  Owned by Parella Motorsports Holdings, IGT is featured at many SpeedTour events across the country, with most race weekends featuring two sprint races and an hour-long enduro to give drivers ample track time. To learn more, visit InternationalGT.net. 

 

 

RACING AMERICA

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Racing America unites a leading owner and operator of motorsports events with a premier digital-first motorsports media platform. Its portfolio includes The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli, Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA), Formula Regional Americas Championship (FR Americas), Formula 4 United States Championship (F4 U.S.), Ligier Junior Formula Championship (Ligier JFC), International GT (IGT), and the industry-leading event registration platform MotorsportReg.com.

Through RacingAmerica.TV and the 24/7 Racing America FAST Channel, the company delivers more than 250 live racing events annually, supported by a full production services arm, editorial division, and content distribution network. Blending racing tradition with innovation, Racing America connects drivers, teams, sponsors, and fans across professional and grassroots motorsports worldwide.

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