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WHEELHOUSE TEAM NEWS
Michael Tosi in the Dark Horse class had a great debut weekend, finishing on the podium in both races of the weekend.
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Will Lucas enters the 2026 IMSA Mustang Challenge as one of the most decorated young drivers on Ford Racing's development ladder.
After 20 years of delivering adrenaline-fueled instruction and once-in-a-lifetime owner experiences, Ford Performance Racing School today announced it is changing its name to Wheelhouse Racing School effective with the 2026 season.
March 23, 2025
Wheelhouse Motorsports and Robert Noaker Racing join forces for 2026, combining back-to-back Mustang Challenge championships with nearly two decades of high-performance operations.
February 3, 2025
Wheelhouse Motorsports introduces its 2026 driver lineup for the IMSA Mustang Challenge and World Racing League seasons — the largest roster in team history.
January 6, 2025
2026 season preview
Wheelhouse Motorsports enters 2026 with the most ambitious program in its history, fielding the largest Mustang Challenge operation on the IMSA grid and running a GTO-class Mustang GT4 in the World Racing League's national endurance schedule. A new strategic partnership with Robert Noaker Racing, the team behind back-to-back Mustang Challenge championships, brings proven technical depth to every car Wheelhouse puts on track. The roster spans six drivers competing across two classes at circuits from Sebring to Laguna Seca to the Charlotte Roval. In the WRL, 8- to 16-hour endurance formats test what sprint racing can't: crew preparation, driver management, and the kind of operational discipline that only shows up under sustained pressure. Behind both programs: a crew with over 100 years of combined experience and an infrastructure built on nearly two decades of running high-performance programs for Ford. Two series. Six drivers. One team built to compete.
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