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15
Jan
Vanwall’s 2026–27 Hypercar Comeback: Upgraded 680 Aims to Erase 80HP Deficit in AsLMS
Vanwall will return to the Asian Le Mans Series Hypercar class in 2026–27 with an upgraded 680 featuring an 80HP improvement to correct past deficits. After a difficult single-season WEC stint in 2023, the team now targets competitiveness in one of Asia’s fastest-growing championships.
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13
Jan
Genesis Magma Hits 8,000 KM Reliability Benchmark Ahead of 2026 WEC Hypercar Debut
Genesis Magma Racing surpassed 8,000 KM of engine reliability in Barcelona testing, an unusually early milestone for a new Hypercar program. With WEC’s 2026 field expanding to 17 entries, Genesis enters the season capable of challenging established manufacturers from day one.
6 min read
08
Jan
BMW WRT Reshapes Prototype Racing: Dual-Series Expansion Targets IMSA in 2026
BMW M Team WRT’s takeover of BMW’s IMSA and WEC prototype programs sets the stage for a unified global push in 2026. With IMSA viewership up 70%, BMW aims to consolidate LMDh success under one structure, strengthen competitiveness, and capitalize on surging audience demand.
6 min read
06
Jan
IndyCar’s New Charter System Delivers $1M Annual Payouts to Teams in 2025
IndyCar’s new charter system distributes guaranteed entries and $1M annual payouts to teams beginning in 2025, creating financial stability, entry predictability, and asset-backed value as the series positions for long-term growth.
5 min read
30
Dec
Iron Dames Withdraws from WEC in 2026 as Financial Issues Hit Parent Company
Iron Dames will exit the FIA World Endurance Championship in 2026 after five seasons, citing financial troubles at parent company DC Racing Solutions. The withdrawal ends one of motorsport’s most visible all-female programs and impacts WEC’s LMGT3 class depth.
5 min read
23
Dec
Le Mans’ Dunlop Bridge Rebrands to Goodyear in 2026 After $701M Deal
The iconic Dunlop Bridge at Le Mans will adopt Goodyear branding in 2026, ending a 103-year legacy after the $701M sale of Dunlop. The shift marks a major visual and commercial transition for one of motorsport’s most recognizable landmarks.
5 min read
18
Dec
Lando Norris Wins 2025 F1 Title by 2 Points Over Verstappen as Formula 1 Revenue Hits $4B Record
Lando Norris claimed the 2025 Formula 1 World Championship by just two points over Max Verstappen, securing McLaren’s first title since 2008. The narrow finish capped a season of record $4B revenue growth, strategic innovation, and intense three-way competition with Oscar Piastri.
6 min read
16
Dec
NASCAR Settles Antitrust Lawsuit After $1.06B Underpayment Reveal
NASCAR has settled its antitrust lawsuit after testimony revealed $1.06B in underpayments to chartered teams from 2021–2024. The agreement introduces permanent evergreen charters, expanded revenue sharing, and new IP rights to strengthen long-term team stability.
7 min read
11
Dec
IMSA Support Series Surge: Michelin Pilot Challenge Averages 39.5 Entries, VP Challenge Peaks at 33 Cars in 2025
IMSA’s Michelin Pilot Challenge averaged 39.5 entries per race in 2025, while the VP Racing SportsCar Challenge hit a season-high 33-car grid. These trends show rising class stability, expanding participation, and new GT3 momentum across IMSA support series.
5 min read
09
Dec
Supercars’ New 2025 Finals Format Sparks 17% Viewership Surge—and Major Championship Controversy
Supercars’ new 2025 finals format delivered a 17% viewership increase but triggered fierce debate after a controversial title decider in Adelaide. Early analytics show how playoff-style structures reshape fan engagement, sporting integrity, and business outcomes.
6 min read