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By Mark Robinson - IMSA Wire Service A.J. Allmendinger was fastest in Thursday afternoon’s Rolex 24 practice session for this weekend's Rolex 24 At Daytona. Photo: IMSA Wire Service Dane Cameron and Juan Pablo Montoya moved to a new home for the 2021 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season, and they brought along an old and trusted friend. The 2019 series champions looked on contentedly Thursday afternoon as teammate A.J. Allmendinger posted the fastest practice lap during Thursday afternoon’s practice in preparations for the 59th Rolex 24 At Daytona. Allmendinger powered around t...

Mazda "in strong place" for maiden Daytona 24 Hours win - Tincknell Autosport 29/01/2021 © LAT Images Mazda Mazda driver Harry Tincknell believes that the Japanese marque is "in a strong place" in its bid for a first win in the Daytona 24 Hours this weekend. The Briton, who shares the solo Multimatic-run Mazda RT24-P with full-season partner Oliver Jarvis and Jonathan Bomarito, said that there is "an air of optimism" around the team as it attempts to improve on its second-place finish in last year's IMSA SportsCar Championship opener. Tincknell pointed to the stability in the Mazda Moto...

Jarvis wants Mazda reassurances over IMSA LMDh plans Autosport 26/01/2021 © LAT Images Jarvis wants Mazda reassurances over IMSA LMDh plans Oliver Jarvis says he wants reassurances that Mazda still plans to be a part of the IMSA SportsCar Championship when the LMDh rules take effect in 2023. Mazda has been part of the IMSA's top class since 2014 and introduced the current RT24-P challenger in 2017, but has cut back to a single car for the 2021 season. The current DPi regulations used in the series' top class will be replaced by the LMDh category that has been formulated jointly by IMSA a...

Rossi tops second day of Sebring IndyCar test and shakes down WTR Acura Autosport 20/01/2021 © LAT Images Rossi tops IndyCar test and shakes down WTR Acura Alexander Rossi finished on top after a second day of IndyCar testing on Sebring's short course, while he also got behind the wheel of a prototype Acura machine. The 2016 Indy 500 winner lapped the 1.7-mile track in 52.272s and completed 105 laps, finishing Tuesday's running 0.106 seconds faster than Andretti Autosport team-mate Colton Herta, who was third in last year's IndyCar championship. Jack Harvey of Meyer Shank Racing, which h...