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Days after his departure from Lamborghini, Romain Grosjean has landed a ride for next year’s Rolex 24 At Daytona.Grosjean will join Myers Riley Motorsports and drive the GTD class No. 16 Ford Mustang GT3 alongside co-drivers Sheena Monk, Felipe Fraga, and Jenson Altzman.It will be Grosjean’s fourth Daytona 24 Hours...

Lamborghini Squadra Corse has announced the departure of Romain Grosjean after three years as a factory driver.

For a few moments, it looked like the Lamborghini SC63 would come away with a podium finish at Motul Petit Le Mans in Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta, in what could be either its last race for now, or its last race for good.The strategy didn’t quite work out for the...

Romain Grosjean will return to a Formula 1 cockpit for the first time since his fiery crash at the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix in a test on Friday.The Franco-Swiss driver will take part in a Testing of Previous Car (TPC) run for former team Haas at Mugello, driving the 2023...

For the first time since announcing its decision to pause the SC63 LMDh program in 2026, the top executives of Lamborghini gathered with members of the sports car racing press to discuss what the future of the program might look like… if there is a future at all. This roundtable...

The end is seemingly near for the Lamborghini SC63 LMDh program, or at least, the end of the 2025 season before the program goes on a hiatus for 2026.It leaves Romain Grosjean with mixed feelings as his three-year tenure with the project, from testing to its upcoming finale at the...

Conor Daly’s return as a full-time IndyCar Series driver with Juncos Hollinger Racing produced a number of highlights last season, which he hopes to parlay into a return engagement.

Dale Coyne is narrowing his list of candidates to replace Rinus VeeKay in the No. 18 Honda.With VeeKay’s decision to vacate the seat and pursue a bigger opportunity in the IndyCar Series, Coyne says the process of identifying his next lead driver is already underway.“We've been looking,” Coyne told RACER....

The Swiss-born Frenchman is eager to put an end to his open-wheel hiatus.

Marcus Armstrong spun and smashed into the Turn 1 wall during Saturday morning’s final practice session before the start of qualifying for the Indianapolis 500.