O’Reilly Auto Parts Four Hours of Mid-Ohio launches 63rd season of racing at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course

Event features the return of IMSA headlined by Michelin Pilot Challenge endurance race on Sunday

LEXINGTON, Ohio (June 7, 2024) - The 63rd season of racing begins today at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course with the return of thrilling IMSA sports car competition at the O’Reilly Auto Parts Four Hours of Mid-Ohio (June 7-9, 2024). The three-day event is headlined by a four-hour Michelin Pilot Challenge endurance race and features the inaugural races of the new IMSA-sanctioned Mustang Challenge plus racing from three other series. 

Kumho FIA TCR World Tour Mid-Ohio Preview

Mid-Ohio hosts the third event of the season

The Kumho FIA TCR World Tour lands in North America for the first time, as the third event of the season takes place between Friday and Saturday at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course within the frame of the IMSA race meeting.

Mid-Ohio Memories, 2005: Mladin, Bostrom Rule The Roost

With MotoAmerica set to bring AMA Superbike racing back to Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, August 16-18, we’re taking a closer look at past Superbike races at the iconic racetrack in Lexington, Ohio.

Early in the season, Mat Mladin had a DNF in the California Speedway round of the 2005 AMA Superbike Championship and it took him a lot of the season to make up the points lost. After Saturday’s first of two races at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in July, Mladin was thriving, his DNF behind him, and he was sitting pretty with a 37-point lead after winning his eighth race of the season.

CHAMPIONSHIP IN PLAY AS MAZDA MX-5 CUP RETURNS TO MID-OHIO

The Whelen Mazda MX-5 Cup presented by Michelin never ceases to surprise. Now at the halfway point of the season, the series has yet to have a repeat race winner and the championship point leader has changed with each round. Rounds Seven and Eight at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course could disrupt these trends and put the spotlight on a 2024 championship favorite.

Mid-Ohio Memories, 2004: War Of The Words

Although Mat Mladin and Jake Zemke split Superbike wins at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in 2004, Mladin went home with a lot more than just a victory. He went home after taking a giant step toward winning his fifth AMA Superbike Championship with his 1-3 tally pulling him clear of his rivals, both of whom suffered setbacks of some kind in each of the two races.