Trackhouse Racing, a powerhouse in NASCAR, is set to make its IMSA debut in the 2025 Rolex 24 at Daytona in a groundbreaking partnership with TF Sport and Chevrolet. Fielding a Corvette Z06 GT3.R in the GTD PRO class, this star-studded entry is a testament to Trackhouse’s growing influence across motorsport disciplines.
Driver Lineup
The No. 91 ‘Trackhouse by TF Sport’ Corvette brings together a stellar mix of talent:
- Shane van Gisbergen: Three-time Supercars Champion and winner of his NASCAR debut.
- Connor Zilisch: Rising star with a Daytona LMP2 class win under his belt.
- Scott McLaughlin: Former Supercars Champion and current IndyCar standout.
- Ben Keating: Veteran sports car racer with wins at Le Mans and multiple championships.
The Mission
Trackhouse owner Justin Marks expressed his excitement for the project, emphasizing the team’s desire to compete for victory in one of endurance racing’s most prestigious events. Marks, whose racing career began at Daytona, sees this as a natural evolution for Trackhouse Racing.
“Participating in the Rolex 24 has been a dream since the inception of Trackhouse Racing,” said Marks. “We believe this group can compete for the trophy.”
Corvette Collaboration
Chevrolet’s Eric Warren praised the addition of a fifth Corvette to the Daytona lineup, noting the strong partnership with Trackhouse Racing and TF Sport. “Motorsport is about relationships, and this effort brings a tremendous amount of knowledge and professionalism into the race.”
The Corvette Z06 GT3.R has proven to be a formidable competitor, with 11 wins and 12 pole positions in 2024, along with an IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup GTD PRO Manufacturers Championship.
TF Sport’s Expertise
TF Sport, a seasoned player in global endurance racing, brings invaluable experience to the program. The team, known for its championship success in WEC and victories at Le Mans, will aim to translate its expertise to this collaborative effort.
“This is a fantastic way to kick off our 2025 racing program,” said TF Sport founder Tom Ferrier. “We cannot wait to get started with this talented team.”
What’s Next
The team will debut at the Roar Before the 24 test session from January 17-19, before hitting the track for the Rolex 24 at Daytona on January 23-26. With its mix of NASCAR, IndyCar, and sports car expertise, the No. 91 Corvette entry is poised to challenge the established GTD PRO competitors.
This collaboration underscores Trackhouse Racing’s ambitious vision and expands its reach into the elite world of endurance racing, adding another chapter to the team’s rapidly growing legacy.
