CTSCC

Stevenson Motorsports will enter a pair of Chevrolet Camaro in this year’s Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) season. A well established team in US GT racing the team had…

The CJ Wilson Racing Mazda MX-5s head to Laguna Seca full of belief that they can make it to Victory Lane at the end of the weekend. The past three…

John Edwards got the better of a crucial restart with just three minutes remaining to win the Continental Tires Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) race at Kansas Speedway.

Stevan McAleer blogs about racing at Road Atlanta, why racing drivers and golf carts don’t mix, and exposes himself as terrible at golf!

The Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge was part of the weekend of NASCAR and Grand-Am at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. CJ Wilson Racing’s Stevan McAleer tells the story of his weekend at the Brickyard.

Stevan McAleer’s blog about his maiden Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) season continues, with the story of last months Watkins Glen weekend.

Bryan Sellers topped out a superlative day in the Continental Tires Sports Car Challenge for Fall-Line Motorsports, taking the lead of the race on the penultimate lap of the two hour, 30 minute race on the Watkins Glen International circuit.

More happy memories greeted Stevan McAleer at Mid Ohio but race day problems prevented him from adding more from the Grand-Am Continental Tires Sports Car Challenge.

Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge driver Stevan McAleer returned to Road Atlanta having wrapped up the 2012 Mazda MX-5 Cup title at the track. However, luck was not to shine on the CJ Wilson Racing driver in 2013.

Matt Bell and John Edwards combined to give Stevenson Motorsports their first victory of this year’s Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, with intelligent strategy pushing the pair to victory at Road Atlanta.

Though this weekend’s Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) race at Road Atlanta may be part of the Grand-Am package’s historic first visit to the track for CJ Wilson Racing the trip to Braselton will be a return to a site of past victories.

A frustrating weekend turned into a promising Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge race for Steven McAleer, but it to end back with frustration.

A Matt Plumb pass on John Edwards prevented a sweep both the Continental Tires Sports Car Challenge and the Rolex Series GT races for the second consecutive Grand-Am weekend.

After wildly contrasting fortunes in the opening two rounds of the Continental Tires Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) this weekend’s race at Barber Motorsports Park marks the real start to the season for CJ Wilson Racing according to driver Stevan McAleer.

In his first blog entry for theCheckeredFlag.co.uk Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge driver Stevan McAleer reflects on the second round of his season and a first race at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Driving with CJ Wilson Racing Stevan and co-driver Marc Miller take on a 2.5 hour race at the F1 track. We don’t want to give away the ending!