Motorsports News: IMSA Wins, NASCAR Schedule Changes & IndyCar's New Car

Stay current with the week's biggest motorsports news across IMSA, NASCAR, and IndyCar. In this episode, Todd covers Robert Wickens' first IMSA Enduro call-up, Pfaff Motorsports' victory and strategic pause announcement, confirmed NASCAR 2027 schedule changes, IndyCar's new car reveal, and the upcoming Grand Prix of Trois-Rivières. This week brought significant developments across motorsports. Robert Wickens joined DXDT Racing for his first IMSA Enduro race after running sprint events, while Wayne Taylor Racing finally secured their first win of the season. Pfaff Motorsports celebrated a GTD Pro victory but announced plans to pause their IMSA program in 2027 to focus on driver development—marking the end of an era for a fan-favorite team built on an organic, unique brand identity. On the NASCAR side, the 2027 schedule is taking shape with confirmed moves: Bristol returns to August (where it belongs, according to Todd), Watkins Glen shifts to September, and San Diego likely returns. Chicago's status remains unclear, with potential for either the oval or a street race return. These leaks reflect NASCAR gauging fan sentiment before official announcements. IndyCar released images of their new car with integrated aero screen and hybrid unit—a significant improvement over the previous bolt-on approach. In related news, Rahal Letterman Landigan sold one of their three charters to Dreyer and Reinbold, enabling D&R's full-time return and allowing RLL to stabilize operations with two cars instead of three. The weekend features IndyCar at Portland, NASCAR at Iowa, and the headline event: the Grand Prix of Trois-Rivières (NASCAR Canada), North America's oldest street race, with a packed schedule of 20+ races across multiple series. Hit the like and subscribe button on Rev TV to catch Speed Chronicles every Wednesday. Share your thoughts in the comments on this week's biggest stories or your predictions for the Grand Prix of Trois-Rivières. #MotorsportsNews #RacingUpdates #IMSA