The International Motor Sports Association (IMSA) has officially unveiled the 2026 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship and Michelin Pilot Challenge schedules, featuring a familiar lineup of race venues. The announcement confirms IMSA’s commitment to maintaining a consistent racing calendar, allowing teams, manufacturers, and fans to continue enjoying top-tier endurance racing at iconic tracks across North America.
Key highlights of the 2026 IMSA schedule include:
✅ The Rolex 24 at Daytona kicks off the season, maintaining its status as a premier endurance race.
✅ The legendary 12 Hours of Sebring remains a cornerstone of the championship.
✅ The Watkins Glen International event continues to be a summer highlight for endurance racing.
✅ Road America, Laguna Seca, and VIR retain their places in the schedule, ensuring fan-favorite circuits stay part of the series.
The Michelin Pilot Challenge schedule also remains largely unchanged, featuring a strong mix of high-speed tracks and technical circuits, providing thrilling racing action for both teams and spectators.
IMSA’s decision to maintain a stable schedule reflects its long-term strategy to uphold consistency and foster stronger partnerships with race organizers, sponsors, and broadcasters. The commitment to retaining these prestigious venues ensures that drivers and teams continue competing on some of the most challenging and celebrated circuits in motorsports.
With the 2026 season set to deliver another thrilling year of endurance racing, IMSA fans can look forward to an exciting calendar filled with intense battles, cutting-edge automotive technology, and world-class competition across the most iconic tracks in North America.
