Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Thankful every day for endurance sports car racing, my favorite motorsport. Here is the latest news via Sportscar365 over the offseason in the IMSA WeatherTech Sports Car Championship. Included within this update is everything and anything you should know about the recent test session that took place for IMSA at Daytona International Speedway, the traditional November test session that always happens before the Roar Before the Rolex 24 which is slated of course for the third weekend in January right before the Rolex 24 itself.
This post is jammed with useful content and information if, like I do, you follow the goings on of the WeatherTech Championship often.
BMW have multiple options on the table for their 2025 programs in IMSA and in FIA WEC, both.
Roos: BMW Taking "360-Degree Approach" to 2025 Lineup
Ohta to Get Acura ARX-06 Test at Daytona
Bartone Brothers with GetSpeed Confirmed for Rolex 24 Debut
GM Motorsports, particularly both the Cadillac LMDh program and the customer Chevrolet Corvette program, will undergo changes at the end of 2024 as at years end, both Laura Wontrop Klauser and Christie Bagne will leave the organization.
Klauser, Bagne to Exit GM Motorsports Roles
This Porsche story applies to both their IMSA and WEC effort since, of course, their 963 LMDh is a global platform.
Porsche Set to Take Second Evo Joker for 963 in 2025
Martin Promoted to Iron Dames' Lead Lineup for 2025
With Ganassi Racing ending their relationship with GM and Cadillac, the means Sebastien Bourdais will find a new avenue for next year and he has done so. Bourdais will move to the LMP2 class and race with Tower Motorsport.
Bourdais Joins Tower LMP2 Lineup for 2025
Honda's Ohta "Confident" About Daytona Race Chances
30-Plus Cars Expected for IMSA-Sanctioned Daytona Test
Vesti: "Useful" Rookie Test Speeds Up Learning Process
Yoluc, Eastwood, Udell Join DXDT for Endurance Cup
Included in this post will be all the news and coverage from the November Daytona test session(s). At least the first day. Then, subsequent posts will include more information. Please do stay tuned.
Campbell, Jaminet Reunion a "Big Advantage" for Chemistry
Palou, Dixon Join MSR for Enduros; Rosenqvist for Rolex 24
View the First Photos from IMSA-Sanctioned Daytona Test
Full Daytona Test Entry List Revealed
Pratt Miller Names Fittipaldi, Roe for LMP2 Program
Heart of Racing 'Hitting its Milestones' in Valkyrie AMR-LMH Testing
Ford Multimatic Overhauls GTD Pro Driver Lineup for 2025
Ford Performance global motorsports director Mark Rushbrook, in this column, explains the reasoning behind the 2025 driver shakeup in the factory GTD Pro team.
RUSHBROOK: Driving Success Forward
Here is all the news from two days of testing at Daytona International Speedway.
Jeannette: AO Exploring "Multiple" 2025 Driver Options
Blomqvist Quickest for Acura MSR in Opening Day of Testing
BMW Running Updated LMDh, GT3 Cars in Daytona Test
Massa "Looking Forward" to Second Rolex 24 with Riley
Shank on IMSA Return: "This is Where We Belong"
Cadillac Confirms First Evo Joker for V-Series.R
Grosjean Fsstest On Day 2 of Daytona Testing
Drugovich Confirmed at AXR for Daytona; Vesti to Sub at Laguna
Daytona Weekend Notebook
Olsen Leads Ford Sweep as GT Testing Wraps Up at Daytona
Picariello Targeting Full-Season Porsche LMDh Program
Derani Was "Having Fun" Testing DXDT Corvette in Daytona
Aston Martin and the Valkyrie are set to skip the Rolex 24 at Daytona in January and instead, the car will make its worldwide race debut at the 2025 season opener for the FIA World Endurance Championship in Qatar.
Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR-LMH Set for Qatar Race Debut
Priaulx 'Back Home' With Ford, Multimatic in Mustang GT3 Drive
Verstappen Tests Acura ARX-06 in Las Vegas
Rolex 24 Qualifying Pushed Back to Race Week
IMSA Makes Changes to Separate GTD Pro, GTD Classes
Iron Dames Set Rolex 24 Lineup
Wickens Joins DXDT for GTD Sprint Rounds
Wickens: "Stars Aligned" for Corvette GTD Effort With DXDT
LMDh Promotion "The Sooner the Better" for BMW's Hesse
Jordan Taylor: "Good to Be Back" in Cadillac with WTR's Switch
Stay tuned. There is plenty more to come as we look ahead to another incredible IMSA season in 2025. It won't be long now.
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