Tower Motorsports

P3 at Sebring!!

A year after our 2nd place finish at last year’s 12 hours of Sebring, it felt so good to finally get back on the box.

In the final stages of the race we lost 2nd gear making things difficult to stick with the lead cars. Despite the issue, managed it well to deliver his first podium with the team.

Really proud of our whole crew for executing great strategic calls and dialled pitstops. All three of our drivers drove with heart, keeping things clean and showed rapid pace throughout the race.

Thank you to all our partners, fans, friends and family for the continued support. Heads down back at the shop and testing for Watkins in a few months time.

P3 at Sebring!!

A year after our 2nd place finish at last year’s 12 hours of Sebring, it felt so good to finally get back on the box.

In the finals stages of the race we lost 2nd gear making things difficult to stick with the lead cars. Despite the issue managed it well to deliver his first podium with the team.

Really proud of our whole crew for executing great strategic calls and dialled pitstops. All three of our drivers drove with heart, keeping things clean and showed rapid pace throughout the race.

Thank you to all our partners, fans, friends and family for the continued support. Heads down back at the shop and testing for Watkins in a few months time.

07:45:00 to go and leads the pack after a mega stint from .alvarez94

It’s been a busy race and still a long way to go, but running well so far!

imsa 12hou

While the crew is busy testing at Sebring, we’re taking a look back at some unseen moments from Daytona.

Tower Motorsports is thrilled to welcome Tristan Vautier to our team for the remainder of the 2026 IMSA season.

With Tristan’s experience and leadership, we are confident this is exactly what we need to hit the ground running at Sebring. We look forward to the energy he will bring as we build on the success the team has come to know and to carry that energy forward through the remainder of the 2026 season.

— Official Team Statement

Details after 24 hours if racing.

Driver announcement — Read more below.

“Tower Motorsports confirms that Sébastien Bourdais has made the decision to step away from the team in order to focus more fully on his factory Cadillac WEC program. We respect and support Sébastien’s commitment to his responsibilities with Cadillac and appreciate the professionalism, experience, and speed he brought to our organization.

We thank Sébastien for his contributions and wish him continued success for the remainder of the WEC season and beyond.“

P8 at The Rolex 24 Hours in Daytona

Our drivers kept their cool and focus to stay out of trouble, our crew executed flawless pitstops time and time again, and our strategy put us in a good position to challenge for the podium as day broke on Sunday. Sadly our fate was decided by a failed alternator belt, which lead to a lengthy pit stop to repair in the late stages of the race dropping us back too many laps to be competitive.

Endurance racing can be a brutal, unforgiving sport. It pushes people and machines to their absolute limits, and the reality is that no matter how prepared you are, some things are simply outside your control. We focus on what we can control—our preparation, our ex*****on, and our resilience.

We come away from this weekend proud knowing to even finish a 24 hour race is an achievement and our result isn’t purely reflective of our performance.

Thank you to our friends, family and partners who support us and to all the series staff and volunteers that make these races possible.

The 24 Hours of Daytona 2026 Part 3

The big fog. A record breaking amount of full course caution laps due to heavy fog made for a long, sleepy and moody night.

24 Hours of Daytona 2026 Part 2

Continuing to push as the sun sets into the night. Our drivers and crew continue to deliver clean and consistent laps keeping us in the fight.