Macro Polo Motorsports officially announced today its withdrawal from the Pirelli GT4 America season finale at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The decision reflects multiple factors, most notably the team’s current championship standing.
Macro Polo Motorsports officially announced today its withdrawal from the Pirelli GT4 America season finale at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The decision reflects multiple factors, most notably the team’s current championship standing.
Marco Polo Motorsports has finally broken its silence on the team’s absence from the fourth & fifth races of the Pirelli GT4 America series at Sebring International Raceway. Despite starting 2025 on a high note by securing the first pole position of the season, heavy contact from a competitor on lap one marked the beginning of a series of issues and unrepresentative results. Team owner Jeff Elghanayan confirmed that the team withdrew its entry from Sebring in order to conduct an internal review of its program, with the focus on how to swing the momentum back in their favor.
Earlier this year, Innovation Race Cars (IRC), the distributor of the Bathurst 12 Hour-proven IRC GT built by PACE Innovations, announced that the car would be coming to the North American market through the world’s most trusted racecar brokers, RaceCarsForYou (RCFY – IRC & RCFY collectively IRC USA). Shortly after the first IRC GT landed in North America, it has since been on a tour of some of the country’s most premier tracks. It’s been a strong showing, setting GT3 lap times with Bronze-rated drivers and piquing the interest of one of the most legendary racing series in North America, Trans Am (TA).
ABT & Chicago Performance have partnered to begin importing the iconic ABT XGT into the United States. Chicago Performance will serve as the sole importer of the racecar into the market, limited to only 10 units in North America!