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Tire supplier Dunlop, which shod several cars in the American Le Mans Series for several years, has announced its withdrawal from the series, though the company will continue to supply the World Endurance Championship.
Speed.com reports that longtime IndyCar team HVM Racing plans to enter the LMP2 class of the World Endurance Championship for 2013.
Road Racing fans have a pair of excellent races to watch this Saturday.
Audi has confirmed that it will use two of its R18 e-tron quattro diesel-electric hybrids for the rest of the World Endurance Championship season.
Racing fans who also love pro football need not fret: Saturday features three fantastic auto races, and Sunday is left for the NFL.
Toyota Racing has chosen its drivers for the team’s two-car assault on the Le Mans 24 Hours and its solo effort for the rest of the 2012 World Endurance Championship.
Toyota has decided to contest the full World Endurance Championship season.
Despite two incredibly successful seasons, Peugeot is shutting down its sports-car endurance-racing program
