Gabe Tesch Racing

Gabe Tesch Racing

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Gabe Tesch, a childhood cancer survivor, was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 11.

08/08/2026

Leg 3 of the Great American Road Rally! šŸšŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

The journey continues as we drive across the country raising awareness and support for the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation and kids battling cancer. Honored to be part of this incredible rally!

08/07/2026

GrandPrix Originals USA

08/06/2026

The Great American Road Rally kicks off from Chicago to St. Louis!

This first leg represents more than miles on the road it represents the start of something bigger. We’re rallying together to support the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation and children battling pediatric cancer.

As this journey begins, I’m asking you to be part of it.

You can:
• Make a flat donation
• Or pledge per mile driven during the rally

Simply scan the QR code in this post to give or click the FOJ link in my bio.

Let’s start this rally strong. Every mile matters.

Photos from Gabe Tesch Racing's post 07/22/2026

The countdown is on. šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø

Soon I’ll be hitting the iconic Route 66 as part of the Great American Road Rally, representing the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation.

Every mile has a purpose. Every donation helps support children battling pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancers.

I can’t wait to share this journey with you.

Photos from Gabe Tesch Racing's post 07/20/2026

Ever since becoming cancer-free, I’ve wanted to use my story to make a difference for kids and families facing the same battle I once did.

That’s why I’m so honored to partner with the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation.

Their mission is to improve the quality of life for children battling pediatric brain tumors and other childhood cancers by surrounding them with friendship, support, and a community that reminds them they never have to fight alone.

I’m proud to represent Friends of Jaclyn during the Great American Road Rally.

07/02/2026

Race weekend. šŸ

Back in the Formula Ford at Pacific Raceways. Ready have some fun. Let’s get it! šŸ’ŖšŸ”„

Photos from Gabe Tesch Racing's post 06/08/2026

What a weekend in Spokane.

We had incredible speed from the moment we unloaded, taking pole position, setting the fastest lap of the race, and bringing home a feature race win. We also finished 2nd in the sprint race to cap off a great first day.

Day 2 didn’t go quite as planned. While making a move for the lead, my front nose just barely clipped the other car’s tire, causing enough damage that we had to retire. In the final race, I started from the back and charged all the way to 3rd by the end of Lap 1 after an awesome opening lap. We had a great battle shaping up with the leaders, but when a car behind me attempted a pass, they spun across my nose. I had to take evasive action through the runoff to avoid contact and wasn’t able to rejoin the race.

Not the ending we wanted, but I’m thankful we avoided a bigger accident and kept the car in one piece. The results don’t fully show the pace we had all weekend. Pole position, a win, fastest lap, and speed to fight at the front every session gives us a lot to be proud of.

Huge thanks to everyone who helps make these weekends possible. Thank you Jesus for always keeping me safešŸ™

06/04/2026

Racing at my home track this weekend in a Formula Ford. Excited for another chance to hit the track right away. Looking forward to a great weekend of racing.

Photos from Gabe Tesch Racing's post 06/02/2026

What an incredible weekend at Velocity Invitational. So thankful my dad trusted me to get back behind the wheel of his Datsun 240Z IMSA GTU car. Every lap in this thing reminds me why I love historic racing so much.

There’s nothing quite like driving a famous race car from the past, especially a true giant slayer that can still run with cars making 100+ more horsepower. The history, the sound, and the experience are hard to put into words.

Had an absolute blast catching up with friends all weekend and making more memories at one of the best events in motorsports. Huge thanks to Alex Younghusband for all the help with the car we couldn’t have done it without you.

02/14/2026

Got to run the first stint today and started 3rd. On the start, I passed for 2nd and was hunting for the lead. Went under the series minimum time by mistake and had to serve a drive through. Fell almost to last but charged back to P8. Lesson learned. The pace is there.

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