GR CUP North America Round 13/14
INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY
The GR Cup North America season comes to a dramatic close as BSI Racing heads to the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the final rounds, September 27–29. Racing on the legendary 2.439-mile road course layout, drivers will face a blend of high-speed straights and technical corners under the shadow of the world’s most historic motorsport venue. It’s the ultimate stage to cap off the season — and the final chance to show the world what it means to be #BSIBUILT.
GR CUP North America Round 11/12
BARBER MOTORSPORTS PARK
BSI Racing returns to Barber Motorsports Park for Rounds 11 & 12 of the GR Cup North America, taking place August 30 – September 1. This 2.3-mile, 17-turn circuit near Birmingham, Alabama, is known for its flowing elevation changes, technical sections, and picturesque setting. With the championship entering its final stretch, it’s time to double down and go full tilt — the #BSIBUILT way.
GR CUP North America Round 9/10
ROAD AMERICA
BSI Racing heads to Road America for Rounds 9 & 10 of the GR Cup North America, August 15–17. One of the fastest circuits on the calendar, this 4.048-mile track demands bravery and precision with its sweeping corners, heavy braking zones, and iconic straights. As the championship battle intensifies, Road America is the perfect proving ground for the #BSIBUILT.
GR CUP North America Round 7/8
VIRGINIA INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
Next up, BSI Racing takes on the iconic Virginia International Raceway for Round 7 and 8 of the GR Cup North America. Set for July 18-20, this 3.27-mile circuit winds through lush countryside and features a fast, flowing layout with dramatic elevation changes. Precision and bravery are key at VIR — a perfect stage for showcasing what it means to be #BSIBUILT.
GR CUP North America Round 5/6
SEBRING INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY
BSI Racing heads to the legendary Sebring International Raceway for Round 2 of the GR Cup North America, taking place May 16–18. Known for its rough, bumpy surface and high-speed corners, Sebring’s 3.74-mile, 17-turn layout puts both driver endurance and car reliability to the test — making it a true proving ground for the #BSIBUILT.
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