A season of hard-fought battles came to an end under dramatic skies at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. From emotional championship victories to unpredictable weather twists, Sunday delivered the final chapter of an unforgettable SRO America season.

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VAN DER LINDE CLAIMS HISTORIC TITLE TREBLE IN STORMY INDIANAPOLIS 8 HOUR

+ Kelvin van der Linde seals IGTC Drivers’ Championship with victory at The Brickyard after lengthy storm delay

+ Kenny Habul claims Independent Cup crown, but only just

+ Team WRT one-three secures a first GT3 Manufacturer title for BMW

Kelvin van der Linde is the 2025 Intercontinental GT Challenge Champion after scoring victory in a storm-hit Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS alongside Valentino Rossi and Charles Weerts.

Team WRT BMW ace Van der Linde’s fourth win of the season was far from straightforward in a race that featured a lengthy red flag stoppage due to severe weather, and a key strategic call during the disrupted final stages swung the momentum in the South African’s favour. The result gives Team WRT its third-straight Indy 8 Hour win, and Rossi his first IGTC glory. The Italian legend also becomes a winner at The Brickyard on both two wheels and four, following his MotoGP success at the venue back in 2008. The points also gave BMW its first IGTC GT3 Manufacturers title.

With Van der Linde having already wrapped up both the GT World Challenge Europe powered by AWS Sprint and Overall titles, only Raffaele Marciello could deny him a historic treble. The Swiss did all he could alongside team-mates Al Faisal Al Zubair and Augusto Farfus, leading the race into the final 90 minutes before losing out to the sister car’s pit strategy.

Sixth place was enough to confirm Kenny Habul as this year’s Independent Cup Champion with Chaz Mostert and Will Power helping him to a second class victory of the year aboard the 75 Express Mercedes-AMG.

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Weather, Winners, and Championship Glory: Saturday at the Speedway

Saturday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway had it all — championship drama, unpredictable weather, and intense on-track battles. The Pirelli GT4 America series saw Kenton Koch and Kevin Boehm get crowned champions in the Silver Class after a thrilling contest, while TC America powered by Skip Barber Racing School delivered more door-to-door excitement in its penultimate round. As the day faded into night, the Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS unfolded under challenging conditions, with lightning and heavy rain bringing the race to a halt just past the halfway mark before competitors battled through the rain into the darkness.

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Action-Packed Friday at the Brickyard: Qualifying, Pole Shootout, and the First Wins of the Weekend

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GOUNON AND MERCEDES-AMG INHERIT INDY 8 HOUR POLE FROM PENALISED RANDOM VANDALS BMW

+ Gounon promoted to pole after post-session penalty for Random Vandals

+ BMW's American squad set back after post-session checks

+ Title rivals Marciello and Van der Linde start second and third

Jules Gounon and Lone Star Racing will start from pole position for tomorrow’s Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS after inheriting top spot for the Intercontinental GT Challenge season finale.

The #80 Mercedes-AMG initially finished second in the Pole Shootout but was promoted a spot after provisional pole-sitter Philipp Eng and the Random Vandals Racing BMW team was stripped of the result following a technical infringement during post-session checks.

It initially looked like Random Vandals Racing had beaten the much-fancied international teams to pole when Eng snatched the fastest time just seconds after Gounon had hit the front with his best lap. However, the #51 BMW was demoted back to 10th for being underweight, handing Gounon and Lone Star back top spot for the season finale.

The initial blows were dealt by IGTC's drivers' championship contenders, Kelvin van der Linde and Raffaele Marciello, whose Team WRT M4s now lead BMW's assault. The title rivals had been set to share the second row of the grid, but will now start second and third. Marciello – who trails his South African team-mate by five points – enjoyed a spell at the top of the times early on before being pushed back, but still holds a slim advantage over the sister car.

INDIANAPOLIS PREPARES FOR IGTC TITLE SHOWDOWN

+ Van der Linde versus Marciello for the drivers’ crown

+ Porsche looking to overturn BMW’s manufacturers’ advantage

+ Au, Bohn and Habul go head-to-head for Independent Cup title

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Intercontinental GT Challenge champions will be crowned at the Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS this Saturday night when Kelvin van der Linde and Raffaele Marciello go one-on-one for the drivers’ title, Porsche attempts to defend its manufacturers’ championship from BMW, and Antares Au, Ralf Bohn and Kenny Habul stage a winner-takes-all Independent Cup showdown.

The Brickyard, which also hosts the GT World Challenge America powered by AWS finale, has attracted a total of 25 entries that comprise both regular season competitors and international teams drawn from Europe, Asia and Australasia. Drivers include cross-code champions Valentino Rossi and Will Power as well as some of the biggest names in global GT racing.

And the latter do not come much bigger than championship leader Van der Linde and his BMW factory colleague Marciello who are separated by five points. 25 are still available at IMS where their WRT squad is attempting to win for the third time in as many years.

Doing so would see BMW become IGTC manufacturers’ champions for the first time. It currently leads Porsche by 18 points with a maximum of 43 available for finishing first and second. Stuttgart will hold the numerical advantage thanks to seven 911s versus five M4s, but only the two highest placed finishers per brand will contribute towards the constructors’ title.

Fellow full-season entrants Mercedes-AMG and Ferrari can no longer win the overall drivers’ or manufacturers’ crowns. Instead, their focus will be on securing outright and class victories. Indeed, Mercedes-AMG’s appetite for IGTC success is underlined by the four Pro crews listed amongst its cast of six entries.

One of them, 75 Express, carries the hopes of IGTC Independent Cup contender Kenny Habul who is joined in the Pro class by two-time IndyCar Series champion Will Power and Supercars ace Chaz Mostert. His title rivals, Ralf Bohn and reigning champion Antares Au, are respectively aboard Herberth and Wright Porsches, and tied at the top of the standings. However, with six points covering all three, each of whom have won once this year, the class title will fittingly go to whoever finishes first on Saturday night.

Adrian D’Silva completes the Independent Cup roster but cannot score sufficiently to overturn his 28-point deficit. Class victory for EBM’s Porsche could, however, alter the complexion of the championship battle between Au, Bohn and Habul.

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After a season filled with dramatic battles and standout performances, the TC America powered by Skip Barber Racing School championship heads to its final stop of the 2025 campaign. The iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway will host rounds fifteen and sixteen from October 16th to 19th, accompanying the prestigious Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS.

With two races remaining, the storylines are still plentiful. Jeff Ricca has already clinched the TC America championship following a dominant campaign, but the Hyundai ace still has unfinished business as he chases another Hyundai N Trophy Cup win. Behind him, Jonathan Neudorf arrives with momentum on his side after an unforgettable clean sweep in the tripleheader at Barber Motorsports Park. The Canadian star vaulted into second place in the standings and will look to close out the year on the top step of the podium.

The weekend at the Brickyard promises to deliver a spectacular conclusion, with open paddock access, autograph sessions, and the electric atmosphere of SRO America’s biggest event of the year alongside the Indy 8 Hour. Saturday’s lineup will also feature the Track Limits Live Presented by Crown Coins Casino experience, with a live DJ set in the Pagoda Plaza adding to the race weekend energy.

Acura

Acura returns to the competition for the final rounds of the season, adding further diversity to the manufacturers in the field with Dean Lambros commanding the lone Integra Type S on the grid.

No. 17 Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type S – Dean Lambros

Hyundai

Ricca Autosport has been the dominant force in 2025, with Jeff Ricca securing the overall title and leading the Hyundai N Trophy Cup standings. With strength in numbers, the team remains a formidable presence as the season draws to a close at Indianapolis.

No. 74 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Alana Carter
No. 75 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Connor Attrell
No. 76 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – PJ Groenke
No. 77 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Eric Kunz
No. 78 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Jeff Ricca
No. 79 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – CJ Sepulvada

Mazda

FTG Racing looks to end its season on a high note, with Chris Taylor and Joey Jordan eager to take advantage of Indianapolis’s technical infield layout. The Mazda 3 TC entries have shown promise, and the team continues its push toward podium contention, with two more rounds remaining to make it happen.

No. 69 FTG Racing Mazda 3 TC – Chris Taylor
No. 71 FTG Racing Mazda 3 TC – Joey Jordan

Toyota

Toyota has emerged as a genuine contender, showing steady progression all season long, and now showcasing their frontrunning pace and abilities. This was highlighted by Jonathan Neudorf’s remarkable triple victory at Barber, and with Antonio Costantino and James Klimas also in the mix, the GR Corolla TC camp will look to challenge the Hyundais one final time at the Brickyard.

No. 3 JMF Motorsports Toyota GR Corolla TC – Antonio Costantino
No. 4 JMF Motorsports Toyota GR Corolla TC – Jonathan Neudorf
No. 61 Skip Barber Racing Toyota GR Corolla TC – James Klimas

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After a pressure-filled tripleheader in Alabama, Pirelli GT4 America championship closes in on Indiana for the last two rounds of what has been a highly intense 2025 season. The standings have tightened across all three classes, and every position at the Brickyard could determine the fate of this year’s champions.

The class titles remain hotly contested, with teams and drivers arriving at the Speedway knowing that consistency and composure will be just as important as outright speed. Meanwhile, in the Global GT4 Manufacturers Championship, BMW continues to set the pace with 1,581 points, followed by Porsche (1,270) and Toyota (1,014).

The Brickyard will come alive all weekend, blending world-class GT racing with immersive fan experiences. Open paddocks, autograph sessions, and bustling fan zones set the tone, while Saturday’s Track Limits Live presented by Crown Coins Casino event transforms Pagoda Plaza into a high-energy hub with live entertainment and a DJ set fueling the festivities.

Aston Martin

JMF Motorsports continued its strong form at Barber, scoring three podium finishes across its two Silver entries. Alongside Heart of Racing and van der Steur Racing, the Aston Martin camp arrives at IMS with plenty of momentum.

No. 3 JMF Motorsports – Jesse Webb & Jonathan Neudorf (Silver)
No. 4 JMF Motorsports – Braydon Arthur & Mike David Ortmann (Silver)
No. 26 Heart of Racing Team – Hannah Grisham & Hannah Greenemeier (Silver)
No. 39 van der Steur Racing – Max Hewitt & Luca Mars (Silver)

BMW

BMW’s depth continues to make it the benchmark in GT4 America. Random Vandals Racing led the charge last time out, taking home wins in the Silver and Am classes, and further podium finishes in Pro-Am. Meanwhile, BimmerWorld added five podiums to their tally at Barber. BMW machinery will be a natural threat in every class at Indianapolis.

No. 07 Skip Barber Racing – Alex Garcia & Michael Garcia (Am)
No. 17 Rigid Speed Company – Lucas Catania & Joseph Catania (Am)
No. 36 BimmerWorld – James Clay & Charlie Postins (Am)
No. 53 Auto Technic Racing – Tyler Stone & Matt Million (Pro-Am)
No. 82 BimmerWorld – James Walker Jr. & Tyler McQuarrie (Pro-Am)
No. 94 Random Vandals Racing – Sam Craven & Josh Green (Pro-Am)
No. 97 Random Vandals Racing – Kenton Koch & Kevin Boehm (Silver)
No. 98 Random Vandals Racing – Paul Sparta & Michael Kanisczak (Am)
No. 188 Fast Track Racing – Judson Holt & Denny Stripling (Am)
No. 413 Flying Lizard Motorsports – Zach Lumsden & Kris Wilson (Am)

McLaren

McLaren squads made their presence felt at Barber, with P1 Groupe claiming a Pro-Am victory in the final race of the tripleheader. Blackdog Racing remains in the thick of the title hunt, while OGH Motorsports will look to end the season on a strong note in the Am category.

No. 10 OGH Motorsports – Sam Owen & Sean Gibbons (Am)
No. 33 Blackdog Racing – Tony Gaples & Michael Cooper (Pro-Am)
No. 43 P1 Groupe – Alex Vogel & Matt Bell (Pro-Am)

Mercedes-AMG

Dome Motorsport has carried the Mercedes-AMG banner through the 2025 campaign. Despite challenges at Barber, Edward Killeen and Marc Miller remain capable of running at the front and will be aiming to finish the year on the podium.

No. 37 Dome Motorsport – Edward Killeen & Marc Miller (Pro-Am)

Porsche

ACI Motorsports was the standout at Barber, with Curt Swearingin and Riley Dickinson securing two wins and a runner-up finish in Pro-Am. With additional strength from other teams across the Silver and Pro-Am classes, Porsche is pushing hard to close the gap in the Manufacturers Championship.

No. 7 ACI Motorsports – Curt Swearingin & Riley Dickinson (Pro-Am)
No. 9 ACI Motorsports – Dan Sibille & Loek Hartog (Pro-Am)
No. 12 Riley – Eric Filgueiras & Spencer Pumpelly (Silver)
No. 23 NOLASPORT – Matt Travis & Matheus Leist (Pro-Am)
No. 77 VPX Motorsport – Danny Dyszelski & Alex Ellis (Silver)

Toyota

RAFA Racing Team still remains in the Silver title picture, with Tyler Gonzalez and Gresham Wagner continuing their charge after a win and runner-up finish at Barber. The team’s Am entry, led by Anthony Geraci and Kenny Schmied, will also look to close the season with strong results to swing the championship outcome in their direction.

No. 68 RAFA Racing Team – Tyler Gonzalez & Gresham Wagner (Silver)
No. 72 RAFA Racing Team – Anthony Geraci & Kenny Schmied (Am)

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The Indianapolis 8 Hour presented by AWS returns to the Racing Capital of the World – Indianapolis Motor Speedway - from October 16th to 18th, bringing together a stellar roster of international talents for the grand finale of the global SRO calendar. The field features factory stars, seasoned veterans, open-wheel sensations, and ambitious newcomers, each aiming to etch their names into the Brickyard’s storied history.

With both GT World Challenge America powered by AWS and the Intercontinental GT Challenge championships converging at the Speedway, the event promises an exceptional blend of domestic and international competition. Drivers from all over the world will share the grid for eight intense hours of pure competition, showcasing the depth of skill and diversity that defines GT3 racing at its best.

BMW, Ferrari, Mercedes-AMG, and Porsche will all be eligible to earn points toward the Intercontinental GT Challenge championship, setting up a 20-car showdown for manufacturer supremacy. After prestigious rounds at the Bathurst 12 Hour, Nürburgring 24 Hours, CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa, and Suzuka 1000km, the season-long global contest will reach its climax at the Brickyard, where the final 8 hours of GT racing will decide it all.

The race day festivities will be further highlighted by Track Limits Live presented in partnership with Crown Coins Casino. Set inside the Pagoda Plaza, the paddock will be transformed into a vibrant fan-first destination filled with live entertainment and interactive experiences, with a high-energy live DJ performance from CHYL, whose dynamic electronic mixes mirror the adrenaline and intensity of the Indy 8 Hour.

Aston Martin

Aston Martin’s presence will be anchored by a familiar trio of names. Gray Newell returns alongside full-season teammate Darren Turner, the British factory legend whose decades of GT experience make him one of the most respected figures in the paddock. They will be accompanied by Zach Robichon, a proven winner with deep roots in endurance racing. The Canadian has already taken home class wins this year in Australia and Belgium, and now looks to add a victory on American soil.

No. 24 Heart of Racing Team Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 EVO (Pro-Am) – Gray Newell, Zach Robichon, Darren Turner

BMW

The BMW camp brings an all-star cast, headlined by global icons and proven winners. Valentino Rossi fronts Team WRT’s Pro entry alongside Kelvin van der Linde and Charles Weerts, a trio that needs little introduction in world GT circles. Meanwhile, Kenton Koch, Connor De Phillippi, and Conor Daly form an all-American powerhouse at Random Vandals Racing, mixing both sportscar and open-wheel experience with local Indianapolis expertise.

Elsewhere, veteran Bill Auberlen teams up with Varun Choksey and Philipp Eng, while Justin Rothberg and Robby Foley and joined by Patrick Gallagher in their title-contending Turner Motorsport BMW. The BMW roster is rounded out by Augusto Farfus, Raffaele Marciello, and Al Faisal Al Zubair, an elite international lineup capable of challenging for overall victory.

No. 29 Turner Motorsport BMW M4 GT3 EVO (Pro-Am) – Justin Rothberg, Patrick Gallagher, Robby Foley
No. 46 Team WRT BMW M4 GT3 EVO (Pro) – Valentino Rossi, Kelvin van der Linde, Charles Weerts
No. 51 Random Vandals Racing BMW M4 GT3 EVO (Pro) – Varun Choksey, Bill Auberlen, Philipp Eng
No. 99 Random Vandals Racing BMW M4 GT3 EVO (Pro) – Kenton Koch, Connor De Phillippi, Conor Daly
No. 777 Team WRT BMW M4 GT3 EVO (Pro) – Al Faisal Al Zubair, Augusto Farfus, Raffaele Marciello

Chevrolet

A pair of full-season American teams will fly the flag for Chevrolet, with Blake McDonald, Alec Udell, and Matt Bell combining youthful ambition and technical prowess in DXDT Racing’s Corvette Z06 GT3.R. Ross Chouest and Aaron Povoledo continue their long partnership, joined by factory driver Nicky Catsburg, whose pedigree includes a major win at Spa, the biggest GT-only race in the world.

No. 11 DXDT Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R (Pro-Am) – Blake McDonald, Alec Udell, Matt Bell
No. 50 Chouest Povoledo Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R (Pro-Am) – Ross Chouest, Aaron Povoledo, Nicky Catsburg

Ferrari

Ferrari’s 296 GT3 entries bring both international flair and American grit. Brazilian competitors Marcelo Hahn, Christian Hahn, and Allam Khodair reunite for AF Corse USA in a Pro-Am effort rich with chemistry and experience. In the Am category, Jay Schreibman, Oswaldo Negri, and Conrad Grunewald carry the torch for Ferrari, each bringing deep IMS and GT racing backgrounds to the mix as they challenge for the class championship.

No. 16 AF Corse USA Ferrari 296 GT3 (Pro-Am) – Marcelo Hahn, Christian Hahn, Allam Khodair
No. 163 AF Corse USA Ferrari 296 GT3 (Am) – Jay Schreibman, Oswaldo Negri, Conrad Grunewald

Ford

The Ford Mustang GT3 makes its Indy 8 Hour debut with Scott Dollahite, Eric Powell, and Stefano Gattuso sharing driving duties. The trio blends domestic experience and European GT know-how, and they’ll aim to convert their Am-class championship lead into silverware at season’s end.

No. 6 Dollahite Racing Ford Mustang GT3 (Am) – Scott Dollahite, Eric Powell, Stefano Gattuso

McLaren

In the McLaren 720S GT3 EVO, Todd Coleman, Thomas Merrill, and Aaron Telitz bring a potent mix of aggression and finesse. All three have delivered standout drives throughout their careers, winning on some of the biggest global stages, and now set their sights on glory in the Pro-Am category.

No. 88 Archangel Motorsports McLaren 720S GT3 EVO (Pro-Am) – Todd Coleman, Thomas Merrill, Aaron Telitz

Mercedes-AMG

Mercedes-AMG’s lineup reads like a who’s who of GT racing. CrowdStrike by Riley’s George Kurtz, Toby Sowery, and Colin Braun are consistent front-runners, while Michai Stephens, Mikael Grenier, and Lucas Auer form an all-pro trio with serious pace for JMF Motorsports.

Australian stars Chaz Mostert and two-time INDYCAR champion and Indy 500 winner star Will Power link up with Kenny Habul in the No. 75 car, adding extra international intrigue. Elsewhere, factory names like Maxime Martin, Maro Engel, and Lucas Stolz headline the Mercedes-AMG Team GMR and Lone Star Racing squads, making the marque’s challenge one of the deepest in the field.

No. 04 Crowdstrike by Riley Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro-Am) – George Kurtz, Toby Sowery, Colin Braun
No. 34 JMF Motorsports Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro) – Michai Stephens, Mikael Grenier, Lucas Auer
No. 75 75 Express Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro-Am) – Kenny Habul, Chaz Mostert, Will Power
No. 80 Lone Star Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro) – Lin Hodenius, Maxime Martin, Jules Gounon
No. 91 Regulator Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro-Am) – Jeff Burton, Daan Arrow, Philip Ellis
No. 888 Mercedes-AMG Team GMR Mercedes-AMG GT3 (Pro) – Tom Kalender, Maro Engel, Luca Stolz

Porsche

Few brands bring as deep a driver lineup as Porsche, with established racers spread across seven entries. Adam Adelson, Elliott Skeer, and Laurin Heinrich, the winning combo from 2024, lead the Wright Motorsports charge, while Alex Sedgwick, Jan Heylen, and Alessio Picariello bolster RS1’s front-running credentials.

Elsewhere, familiar Porsche specialists like Ralf Bohn, Robert Renauer, and Patric Niederhauser join the roster, while Kyle Washington and Tom Sargent team up with Porsche pro Klaus Bachler, while Ricardo Feller and Adrian D’Silva headline the Earl Bamber Motorsport entry. Expect the 992 GT3 R to once again be a fixture at the front of the field.

No. 7 Herberth Motorsport Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro-Am) – Ralf Bohn, Rolf Ineichen, Robert Renauer
No. 10 Wright Motorsports Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro-Am) – Antares Au, Loek Hartog, Patric Niederhauser
No. 18 RS1 Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro) – Alex Sedgwick, Jan Heylen, Alessio Picariello
No. 21 Herberth Motorsport Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro-Am) – Dustin Blattner, Alfred Renauer, Dennis Marschall
No. 32 GMG Racing Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro-Am) – Kyle Washington, Tom Sargent, Klaus Bachler
No. 61 Earl Bamber Motorsport Porsche 992 GT3 R (TBD) – Adrian D'Silva, Ricardo Feller.
No. 120 Wright Motorsports Porsche 992 GT3 R (Pro) – Adam Adelson, Elliott Skeer, Laurin Heinrich

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The GT America powered by AWS championship heads to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the final rounds of the 2025 season from October 16th to 19th. Champions will be crowned, but with crucial points still on the line, the Brickyard will provide the ultimate stage for the season finale.

After a dramatic stretch at Road America and Barber Motorsports Park that saw first-time winners, breakthrough performances, and podium shuffles, momentum is shifting rapidly across the paddock. With one event left, everything comes down to Indianapolis.

The Indianapolis finale is sure to be a full-scale motorsport festival. From open paddock access and autograph sessions to fan zones filled with local vendors, the event offers something for everyone. Adding to the excitement, Saturday’s Track Limits Live presented by Crown Coins Casino will bring live music and entertainment to the Pagoda Plaza, making the weekend an unforgettable mix of racing and celebrations.

Aston Martin

Jason Bell and Racers Edge Motorsports continue their pursuit of a podium finish in the Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 EVO. After setbacks earlier in the season, Bell is looking to close strong. Meanwhile, Mike Johnson and Archangel Motorsports are adding some Aston Martin representation in the GT4 field.

No. 2 Racers Edge Motorsports Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT3 EVO – Jason Bell
No. 007 Archangel Motorsports with Pro-Sport Competition Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 – Mike Johnson

Audi

Memo Gidley showcased his statement speed at Barber, starting from pole and adding two podium finishes to his tally, but he’ll be chasing one last win before the season ends. CJ Moses also returns for the finale in his distinctive GT2 entry.

No. 56 SKI Autosports Racing Audi R8 LMS GT3 EVOII – Memo Gidley
No. 58 GMG Racing Audi R8 LMS GT2 – CJ Moses

BMW

Turner Motorsport’s Justin Rothberg has been the driver to beat all year long, extending his championship lead with a victory at Barber. With a 37-point margin, the title is firmly within his grasp as he heads to Indianapolis. Craig Lumsden is also keeping BMW in the spotlight with a Flying Lizard Motorsports GT4 entry.

No. 29 Turner Motorsport BMW M4 GT3 EVO – Justin Rothberg
No. 610 Flying Lizard Motorsports BMW M4 GT4 (G82) – Craig Lumsden

Chevrolet

Ross Chouest has been one of the standout stories of the second half of the season, with wins at both Road America and Barber in extremely difficult and ever-changing track conditions. Alongside Blake McDonald and Mirco Schultis, the Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R and Callaway Corvette C7 GT3-R will be ones to watch at the Brickyard.

No. 11 DXDT Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R – Blake McDonald
No. 50 Chouest Povoledo Racing Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R – Ross Chouest
No. 70 MISHUMOTORS Callaway Corvette C7 GT3-R – Mirco Schultis

Ferrari

After making his debut at Barber, Tony Davis is joined by additional Ferrari 296 GT3 contenders for Indianapolis. Rodin Younessi and Mitchell Green bolster the Prancing Horse’s presence as the SRO3 class grows even deeper for the finale.

No. 004 HP-TECH Motorsport Ferrari 296 GT3 – Tony Davis
No. 16 AF Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 – Rodin Younessi
No. 179 Scuderia Corse Ferrari 296 GT3 – Mitchell Green

Lamborghini

Flying Lizard Motorsports brings Lamborghini back to the GT America grid for the first time in 2025. Evan King will pilot the Huracan Super Trofeo in what is sure to be a popular addition for fans at the Speedway.

No. 62 Flying Lizard Motorsports Lamborghini Huracan Super Trofeo – Evan King

Mercedes-AMG

It’s been a little while since George Kurtz last took to the GT America grid, having last competed at the opening rounds of the season at Sonoma Raceway. With proven pace, it’s no secret that the CrowdStrike by Riley driver will be an immediate contender for victory.

No. 04 Crowdstrike by Riley Mercedes-AMG GT3 EVO – George Kurtz

Porsche

Kyle Washington remains in the hunt, adding another podium at Barber to keep the title fight alive. Though he still has a points deficit to leader Rothberg, crazier things have happened at IMS, and he’ll be pushing hard until the final checkered flag of the year. Alongside Jozsef Petkes in the GT4 ranks, Porsche will look to finish the season on a strong note at IMS.

No. 32 GMG Racing Porsche 992 GT3 R – Kyle Washington
No. 83 RCX Motorsport Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Clubsport – Jozsef Petkes

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The rumors are true—Valentino Rossi is coming to the Indy 8 Hour.

The Doctor has an appointment at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, with the nine-time MotoGP World Champion preparing to make his debut in the event, joining BMW and Team WRT in one of their two factory-supported entries. Rossi will race with his iconic No. 46 on the side of the BMW M4 GT3, partnering with Intercontinental GT Challenge championship leader Kelvin van der Linde and reigning IGTC champion Charles Weerts.

It’s a blockbuster lineup worthy of the Brickyard. Van der Linde, a double Nürburgring 24 Hours winner, and Weerts, who captured the IGTC title at Indianapolis just one year ago, bring proven pedigree to the table. With Rossi added to the mix, the team has quickly become one of the most anticipated storylines of the 2025 Indy 8 Hour.

For Rossi, the event marks another milestone in his evolving career on four wheels. After 26 seasons in Grand Prix motorcycle racing, where he amassed 115 victories, 235 podiums, and 65 pole positions, the Italian legend made the switch to GT racing in 2022 with Team WRT. Since then, he has steadily added to his résumé in sportscar racing, taking landmark victories at the Misano World Circuit in both 2023 and 2024 in GT World Challenge Europe.

In 2025, Rossi has already made headlines across the globe, competing in the Intercontinental GT Challenge with Raffaele Marciello and Weerts. Earlier this year, he celebrated a podium at the Bathurst 12 Hour, finishing second in the Pro category, scoring his best result to date at Mount Panorama. He also continued his run of success in GT World Challenge Europe, teaming up with Kevin Magnussen and Rene Rast in the Endurance Cup, and pairing with Marciello in the Sprint Cup to take victory at Misano once again.

But Indianapolis carries a special meaning for Rossi. He raced twice at the Brickyard during his illustrious MotoGP career, winning there on debut back in 2008. Nearly two decades later, he is making his return, this time on four wheels. Eager to add another chapter to his history, he is ready to embark on a new journey around the Speedway in hopes of returning to victory lane and giving the yard of bricks another kiss.

With Rossi, van der Linde, and Weerts sharing the No. 46 BMW, the combination of star power and exceptional talent makes this one of the must-watch entries in the field. In case it needed to be further stated, the Indy 8 Hour just got even bigger.

To watch Valentino Rossi and Team WRT in action from October 16th to 18th, buy your Indy 8 Hour tickets now!

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Event Schedule

Tuesday, October 14, 2025

08:00 AM – SRO Series Transporters & Ocean Container Delivery Begin
12:00 PM – IGTC Teams Paddock Opens
05:30 PM – 07:30 PM – IMS “On the Run” Track Activity

Wednesday, October 15, 2025

08:50 AM – 09:00 AM – Race Director Circuit Inspection
09:00 AM – 10:00 AM – McLaren Trophy America – Practice 1
10:15 AM – 11:00 AM – Pirelli GT4 America – Test Session 1
11:15 AM – 11:45 AM – TGRNA GR Cup North America – Test Session 1
12:45 PM – 01:45 PM – McLaren Trophy America – Practice 2
02:00 PM – 02:45 PM – Pirelli GT4 America – Test Session 2
03:00 PM – 03:30 PM – TGRNA GR Cup North America – Test Session 2
03:45 PM – 04:15 PM – GT America powered by AWS – Test Session 1
04:30 PM – 06:00 PM – IGTC Indianapolis 8 Hour – Test Session 1
06:00 PM – 07:30 PM – Warrior Walk – Race for RP

Thursday, October 16, 2025

07:50 AM – 08:00 AM – Race Director Circuit Inspection
08:00 AM – 08:05 AM – SROMA Hardship Lap Window
08:05 AM – 08:30 AM – TC America powered by Skip Barber – Practice 1
08:45 AM – 09:15 AM – GT America powered by AWS – Test Session 2
09:30 AM – 10:05 AM – McLaren Trophy America – Qualifying
10:20 AM – 11:50 AM – IGTC Indianapolis 8 Hour – Test Session 2
12:05 PM – 12:35 PM – GT America / Pirelli GT4 America – Bronze Test
12:35 PM – 01:05 PM – GT America – Practice 1
02:05 PM – 02:55 PM – McLaren Trophy America – Race 1
03:10 PM – 03:40 PM – TGRNA GR Cup North America – Practice 1
03:55 PM – 04:25 PM – GT America – Practice 2
04:45 PM – 05:30 PM – Pirelli GT4 America – Practice 1
05:45 PM – 06:10 PM – TC America – Practice 2
06:25 PM – 06:55 PM – IGTC – Bronze Test
06:55 PM – 08:25 PM – IGTC – Free Practice

Friday, October 17, 2025

07:45 AM – 07:55 AM – Race Director Circuit Inspection
08:00 AM – 08:05 AM – SROMA Hardship Lap Window
08:05 AM – 08:35 AM – TGRNA GR Cup – Practice 2
08:50 AM – 09:05 AM – TC America – Qualifying
09:20 AM – 09:35 AM – GT America – Qualifying
09:50 AM – 11:20 AM – IGTC – Pre-Qualifying
11:35 AM – 12:20 PM – Pirelli GT4 America – Practice 2
12:35 PM – 12:50 PM – TGRNA GR Cup – Qualifying 1
01:40 PM – 02:30 PM – McLaren Trophy America – Race 2
02:45 PM – 03:00 PM – Pirelli GT4 – Qualifying Driver 1
03:05 PM – 03:20 PM – Pirelli GT4 – Qualifying Driver 2
03:35 PM – 03:50 PM – IGTC – Qualifying Driver 1
03:57 PM – 04:12 PM – IGTC – Qualifying Driver 2
04:20 PM – 04:35 PM – IGTC – Qualifying Driver 3
04:50 PM – 05:30 PM – GT America – Race 1
05:45 PM – 06:00 PM – IGTC – Pole Shootout

Saturday, October 18, 2025

07:45 AM – 07:55 AM – Race Director Circuit Inspection
08:00 AM – 08:05 AM – SROMA Hardship Lap Window
08:10 AM – 08:35 AM – TC America – Race 1
08:50 AM – 09:35 AM – TGRNA GR Cup – Race 1
09:50 AM – 10:50 AM – Pirelli GT4 America – Race 1
10:50 AM – 12:20 PM – IGTC – Pre-Race Activities / Hot Laps
12:20 PM – 08:20 PM – 🏁 IGTC Indianapolis 8 Hour Race

Sunday, October 19, 2025

08:00 AM – 08:05 AM – SROMA Hardship Lap Window
08:05 AM – 08:20 AM – TGRNA GR Cup – Qualifying 2
09:00 AM – 09:25 AM – TC America – Race 2
09:45 AM – 10:45 AM – Pirelli GT4 America – Race 2
11:05 AM – 11:50 AM – TGRNA GR Cup – Race 2
12:10 PM – 12:50 PM – GT America – Race 2
06:00 PM – 🏆 SRO Awards Banquet – JW Marriott