The Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli dates back to 1966. Throughout the years, some of the greatest names in motorsports have participated in the Trans Am Series. Names like Tommy Kendall, Mark Donohue, Peter Gregg, Bob Tullius and Wally Dallenbach, Jr. have all won multiple championships under the Trans Am name.

Several distinct classes take center stage in today’s Trans Am Series as it is positioned to power into the future. Trans Am grids are populated by Mustangs, Camaros, Challengers and Corvettes— a massive dose of pure Americana. A Trans Am Series race is 100 miles in length, and does not require a mandatory pit stop for fueling, tires or driver changes.  As a sprint, it is driver versus driver, and that means its flat out racing from start to finish. Learn more about Trans Am.

Formula Race Promotions (FRP) is set to support the Trans Am Speed Tour Weekend at Road America with the F1600 (FF/Formula Ford) Championship Series, F2000 Championship Series, F1000 Championship Series, and the Atlantic Championship Series. Learn more about FRP.

International GT, a North American racing series that includes three different championships for late model Porsche and Ferrari competitors, will also compete during the 2023 Trans Am Speed Tour weekend at Road America. Learn more about International GT.