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For the past several years, IMSA has offered the Diverse Driver Scholarship to empower drivers from a variety of backgrounds to participate in iMSA competition. The current recipient, Ken Fukuda, is competing in Michelin Pilot Challenge in 2024.

While almost all Acuras have Honda engines, some of them were better than others. Here are five of the most reliable Acura engines ever made.

Michael Shank spent Friday at his mother’s house in Ohio bitterly watching a timing and scoring feed from the first IMSA practice of the sports car season. It was agonizing for the owner of the team that is the two-time defending winner of the Rolex 24 at Daytona, but was shut down at the end of 2023 in large part because of a cheating scandal that tarnished last year’s Rolex win.

Southern California-based Precision Racing L.A. and their sister team L.A. Honda World Racing announced they have hired professional race car driver Ryan Eversley as head of driver and racing business development.

The contributions to motor racing by Gil de Ferran, who passed away Friday at the age of 56, went far beyond being a champion race car driver, as Marshall Pruett's heartfelt tribute to the Brazilian makes clear.

The Barbados Motoring Federation (BMF) congratulated two-time island karting champion Kyffin Simpson on being signed by Chip Ganassi Racing (CGR) for the 2024…

One of the most accomplished IndyCar drivers from the beginning of this century, Gil de Ferran, died Friday of a massive heart attack.

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Staff from the American division at Honda will be joining the effort to produce Aston Martin's 2026 F1 power units.

Honda Performance Development, the arm of American Honda that was formed in 1993 to serve its domestic racing programs, has completed its rebranding to Honda Racing Corporation US.