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Jonathan Woolridge joins Bryan Herta Autosport/PR1 program as test driver

Woolridge will be the official test and development driver for the LMP2 program

The Technology That Got Robert Wickens Back In Top-Level Racing

The Technology That Got Robert Wickens Back In Top-Level Racing

Even by the standards of elite racing drivers, Robert Wickens is remarkable. After a 2018 IndyCar crash at Pocono rendered him with paraplegia, he never for a second gave up on racing. In 2022, he made his comeback in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge series with Bryan Herta Autosport in a…

Wickens moves up to IMSA GT ranks with DXDT

Wickens moves up to IMSA GT ranks with DXDT

Robert Wickens is set to continue his journey and move up to the IMSA SportsCar Championship with DXDT Racing Corvette in 2025.

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Wickens will pilot a Corvette Z06 GT3.R in IMSA’s top series, with DXDT Racing

The 35-year-old paraplegic Canadian driver has been racing using hand controls with Bryan Herta Autosport as part of IMSA's Pilot Challenge series.

Wickens hospitalized after major Nurburgring Nordschleife crash

Wickens – who suffered a serious spinal cord injury in an IndyCar crash at Pocono in 2018 that left him paraplegic – was making his debut in the series, sharing a Target SRL-entered Hyundai Elantra N with his fellow Canadian co-driver Mark Wilkins.

How Hyundai is “showing up” for America at the Nurburgring 24 Hours

Bryan Herta Autosport will make its debut at the Nurburgring with its Elantra N TCR car, and is set to battle the European competition on track. Hyundai is also seeking its third straight victory in the TCR class in the event, and the BHA entry will run alongside returning victors Mikel…

Wickens wants to be first disabled Indy 500 racer next year

Wickens, 33, suffered a severe spinal cord injury in an IndyCar crash at Pocono in 2018. He returned to racing last season in the IMSA Challenge series with Hyundai’s factory-backed Bryan Herta Autosport team.

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How Robert Wickens defied expectations on his heroic return to glory

How Robert Wickens defied expectations on his heroic return to glory

After adjusting to a new reality from his life-changing accident, Robert Wickens is challenging expectations all over again. Now competing in an IMSA support class, the Canadian is back to winning races and setting the bar even higher on what he feels is possible.

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