#33 Hyundai Elantra N TCR alongside co-driver Harry Gottsacker IV

CHAMPION

• 2023 IMPC TCR Co-Champion
• 8 second place finishes in 10 races (a new series record)

#33 Hyundai Elantra N TCR alongside co-driver Mark Wilkins

* Made his very successful return to racing, debuting with hand controls at Daytona International Raceway in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge TCR season opener, where Wickens and Wilkins finished 3rd.

* Two victories (Watkins Glen and Canadian Tire Motorsports Park) – back to back races

* One pole position (Lime Rock)

* Finished sixth in the series standings

#6 Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports INDYCAR

• 4 Podiums
• 1 Pole Position
• Indy 500 Rookie of the Year

DTM – HWA Team: Mercedes-AMG Motorsport Mercedes

6 Wins

9 Podiums

5 Pole Positions

DTM Mucke Motorsport

Formula One

Marussia Virgin Racing Test Driver

Formula Renault 3.5 Series  – CHAMPION

Carlin Motorsport

5 Wins

10 Podiums

7 Pole Positions

GP3 Series – Status Grand Prix – 2nd in Championship

3 Wins

7 Podiums

1 Pole Position

British Formula 3 – Carlin Motorsports

1 podium in 3 races

Atlantic Championship

1 race

FIA Formula 2 Championship

2 Wins

6 Podiums

5 Pole Positions

Formula Renault 3.5 Series- Carlin Motorsports

1 Win

4 Podiums

1 Pole Position

Formula 3 Euro Series

Signature-Plus

1 Win

2 Podiums

A1 Grand Prix – Team Canada

1 Win

4 Podiums

2 Pole Positions

Champ Car Atlantic – Red Bull/Team Forsythe

3rd in Championship

1 Win

4 Podiums

1 Pole Position

Formula BMW USA – Team APEX Racing USA – CHAMPION

1 Win

7 Podiums

3 Pole Positions

Formula BMW USA – Team APEX Racing USA

3rd in Championship

2 Wins

5 Podiums

1 Pole Position

Mark Wilkins, the winningest driver in IMSA TCR history returns for his eighth season with BHA and Hyundai to co-drive the #33 Elantra N TCR with young gun Bryson Morris. The pair opened the 2025 season strong when Bryson won the pole at Daytona and they finished second after leading the race-high 48 laps.

#33 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-driver: Bryson Morris

Wins:

Podiums: 2nd at Daytona

Poles:

Filippi and Wilkins led more laps than any other Hyundai entry in 2024, a total of 115, they scored two victories and four additional podium finishes, and Wilkins became IMSA’s winningest TCR driver of all time.

#98 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

co-driver: Mason Filippi

Championship Standings: 2nd

Wins: 2 (Indianapolis and Road Atlanta)

Podiums:4 (Daytona 3rd, Seebring 3rd, Laguna Seca 2nd, Road America 2nd)

#98 Elantra N TCR with co-driver Mason Filippi

2nd in Series Championship

3 Wins

8 Podium Finishes in 10 Races

#33 Hyundai Elantra N TCR with co-driver Robert Wickens

• Two victories (Watkins Glen and Canadian Tire Motorsports Park).
• One podium finish, 3rd at Daytona

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge #33 Elantra N TCR alongside co-driver Harry Gottsacker.

Won Hyundai’s home race, the Hyundai Monterey Sport Car Championship at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca.

3rd Place at V.I.R.

5th in Series Championship

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Second in Drivers Championship with co-driver Harry Gottsacker
• Two race victories, both at Sebring

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Drivers Champion
• Team Champions
• Four Victories, Four Pole Positions

• Pirelli World Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai i30 N
• Team and Manufacturer Champions
• 3rd in Drivers Championship, Three Wins

• IMSA WeatherTech GTD Championship: Factory Acura Driver

• IMSA North American Endurance Cup: CORE Autosport Prototype
• Winner of 12 Hours of Sebring

• Pirelli World Challenge: Factory KIA Driver
• 2014 Manufacturers Champions

• IMSA Prototype Challenge: Level 5 Motorsports
• Team Champions
• Winner of the 12 Hours of Sebring

For the first time since their rookie season with BHA in IMSA, Mason Filippi is paired with Harry Gottsacker in the #98 Hyundai Elantra N for the 2025 season.

Filippi and co-driver Wilkins led more laps than any other Hyundai entry in 2024, a total of 115, they scored two victories and four additional podium finishes and finished second in the series standings. Filippi was part of the Hyundai race wining team in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring.

#98 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Championship Standings: 2nd

Wins: 2 (Indianapolis and Road Atlanta)

Podiums:4 (Daytona 3rd, Seebring 3rd, Laguna Seca 2nd, Road America 2nd)

2nd in the 2023 IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge Championship

• 3 Wins
• 8 podiums in 10 races
• 1 pole position
• 2nd in the 24 Hours of Nurburgring

Driver of the #77 Elantra N TCR with Tyler Maxson for BHA

* Won two pole positions (Sebring and )

* Finished on the podium twice (3rd at Lime Rock and VIR)

Factory driver for Hyundai, raced under the Copeland Motorsports banner in the #51 Hyundai Veloster N TCR with Olympian AJ Muss. Finished fifth at the season opener at Daytona and led laps at Laguna Seca.

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Two victories in the 2020 IMPC Championship
• Third in Drivers Championship with co-driver Michael Lewis

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Second in Drivers and Team Championship
• One victory in his rookie IMSA season
• SRO – World Challenge: Copeland Motorsports Hyundai Veloster N TCA
• Six Victories, Partials season, finished third in the championship
• Represented the USA in the FIA World Games in Italy

• Pirelli World Challenge TCR: Real-Time Racing Honda Civic
• Two podiums, six top-five finishes
• Raced with Bryan Herta Autosport in California 8 Hour

• Pirelli World Challenge TC: TFB Performance BMW M235ir
• Victory at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park
• Fifth in the championship – rookie season

• Pirelli World Challenge GT and Global MX5 Championship
• Two-time NASA 25 Hours of Thunder Hill winner E1

• Teen Mazda Challenge Champion: Champion
• NASA Western States Championship: Second
• Selected to the Mazda Road to 24 program

Mason started racing dirt bikes at the age of four. He transitioned to four wheels, racing go karts at the age of 11 and moved to cars at 14. 2014 SCCA SFR Rookie of the Year.

Gottsacker returns for seventh season at BHA. For 2025, Gottsacker will drive the #98 Elantra N TCR with Mason Filippi.  The pair made their IMSA debut as co-drivers in 2019 at BHA with Hyundai.

#98 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-Driver: Mason Filippi

Defending series Champions, Harry Gottsacker and Robert Wickens’  season was highlighted by earning their first win as co-drivers, which took place at Wicken’s home race in Canada. While they were not able to defend their 2023 Championship title, the pair had a strong season which saw them lead 87 laps and five podium finishes in addition to their victory. Harry Gottsacker extended his series record for pole positions adding three to the tally in 2024.

#33 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-Driver: Robert Wickens

Championship Standings: 3rd

Wins: 1 – CTMP

Podiums: 5 ( Sebring 3rd, Laguna Seca 3rd, Watkins Glen 2nd, VIR 3rd, Indianapolis 2nd)

Poles: 3  (Daytona, Sebring, CTMP)

Laps Led: 87

#33 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-Driver: Robert Wickens

CHAMPION

Extended series record with 8 pole position

Set a new IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge record with seven second-place finishes (in 10 races)

Finished second at the Nurburgring 24.

#98 Hyundai Elantra N TCR with Parker Chase

• Scored Hyundai’s first victory of 2022 in North America with a win at Mid-Ohio.
• Broke the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge TCR series record for pole positions when he won his sixth TCR pole at the Hyundai Monterey Sports Car Challenge at Laguna Seca.
• Finished fifth the series standings.

#33 Hyundai Elantra N TCR with Mark Wilkins

• One Victory at Hyundai’s home race, the Monterey Sports Car Championship
• Harry tied the series all-time record for pole positions with his fifth career TCR pole Position at Virginia International Raceway
• 3rd at V.I.R
• 5th in Drivers and Team Championship

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Second in Drivers Championship with co-driver Mark Wilkins
• Two race wins
• Harry scored more pole positions than any other driver in the 2020 championship

• IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge: Bryan Herta Autosport Hyundai Veloster N TCR
• Second in Drivers and Team Championship
• One victory in rookie IMSA season
• SRO – World Challenge GT4 America Sprint X West Championship:
• Sprint X Champion with ST Racing in the BMW M4 GT4
• Six wins and three podium finishes

• Pirelli World Challenge GTS Sprint and GTS Sprint X: Racers Edge Motorsports
• Second in the GTS Overall and GTS Sprint X Championships
• Two wins and five podium finishes

• British GT: Century Motorsport – Ginetta G55 GT3
• Silver Class Win – Oulton Park
• Pirelli World Challenge GTS: Performance Motorsport Group – Ginetta G55 GT4
• Two Podium Finishes – Mid Ohio

• Pirelli World Challenge GTS and Red Bull Global Rallycross
• Fifth at Laguna Seca in the Ginetta G55 GT4
• Two top-five finishes in the Olsbergs MSE Rallycross Lites car

• Harry won back-to-back world championship races at Daytona International Raceway at the ages of 13 and 14.  He was a factory driver for the Intrepid Driver program at 14 and represented the USA in the KZ2 World Championships in Italy.

Bryson Morris returns to BHA and the Hyundai brand in 2025, this time paired with veteran Mark Wilkins as co-drivers. They opened the season strong, with Morris winning the pole position and the pair leading 48 laps, more than any other and finishing second at Daytona International Speedway.

#33 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Wins:

Podiums: 2nd – Daytona

Poles: Daytona

Bryson Morris set a shattering pole-winning lap at Road Atlanta and led 28 laps at the season finaley at Road Atlanta.  Paired with Taylor Hagler, the #77 team finished seventh in the standings, higlighted by Morris’s two pole positions. Morris was also part of the Hyundai race winning Nurburgring 24 Hours team.

#77 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-driver: Taylor Hagler

Series Standings: 7th

Poles: 2 (Bryson Morris)

• Competed around the world in multiple different series and platforms including the Michelin Le Mans Cup, FR Americas Championship Powered by Honda, and the Nurburing Langstrecken Series earning multiple race wins and podium results.
• Began coaching on off-race weekends and helping develop the future of the sport.

#76 Hyundai Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Dupont returns to BHA with co-driver Preston Brown in 2025. The pair opened the season victorious, earning BHA and Hyundai’s first win at Daytona.

#76 Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-Driver: Preston Brown

Championship Standings: 4th   2730 points

Victory: Mid Ohio

Podiums: 3

Watkins Glen 3rd, CTMP 3rd, 2nd

Laps Led: 38

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge TCR

#84 Audi R53LMS DSG

7th at Road Atlanta

#76 Hyundai Elantra N TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Dupont returns to BHA with co-driver Preston Brown in 2025. The pair opened the season victorious, earning BHA and Hyundai’s first win at Daytona.

The #76 Hyundai Elantra N TCR were the newcomers at BHA in 2024, and they had a stellar season. Brown and Dupont came out strong in their debut when they finished second at Daytona and went on to earn the team’s first victory of the year with their win at Mid-Ohio. In addition to their win, they finished on the podium in four other races and led 38 laps in 2024.

#76 Elantra AutosportN TCR – Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-Driver: Preston Brown

Championship Standings: 4th   2730 points

Victory: Mid Ohio

Podiums: 3

Watkins Glen 3rd, CTMP 3rd, 2nd

Laps Led: 38

IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge #15 car Audi R53 LMS DSG IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge – LMP3 Mühlner Motorsports America 1 Podium

47 Motorsports

3 Fastest Laps

1 Podium Finish (Laguna Seca)

WTCR

Contoyou Racing Audi Rs3 LMS

2 Podiums

#9 Hyundai Elantra N TCR with Bryan Herta Autosport

Co-driver: Maddie Aust

2024 Radical North American Cup Champion