Palm Beach Driving Club Race Pro Shane Lewis took top honors at the Mosport Grand Prix for the American Le Mans series Sunday afternoon. Lewis attends the Palm Beach Driving Club member sessions at the 2-mile, 11-turn road course at Palm Beach International Raceway, giving members driving tips and tricks. Read below for more information about Lewis’ race win.

Palm Beach International Raceway hosted the Championship Cup Series (CCS) Unlimited Gran Prix motorcycle races on Sunday, Aug. 22.  The series had approximately 200 racers participating in this multi-race event.  The majority of the riders hail from Florida and South America.

Sean Dwyer, of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., won the first race - - Expert GTO - - on the final lap of the nine lap race by 0.4 seconds with an average lap speed of 103.86 mph riding a Suzuki GSXR 1000 Superbike.

The Championship Cup Series (CCS) of Florida returns to the Palm Beach International Raceway August 21^st and 22^nd. A large field of competitors from Florida and South America is expected. Robertino Pietri of Caracas, Venezuela will race his powerful Suzuki 1000. Pietri, a multi-time Florida series main event winner last year is competing in this years Moto2 GP World Championship Series.

In another effort to further increase safety at Palm Beach International Raceway, the facility has received and is currently installing 1,060 ft. of softer barriers. The walls are primarily for the safety at the motorcycle events hosted on PBIR’s two-mile, 11-turn road course.

Palm Beach International Raceway will be hosting an open test day this Saturday, May 29 for motorcycle racers.

Riders will be split into three different levels based on previous riding experience. The first level, novice, is for beginner racers only. Control riders will be on track during that time as well, to assist the novice riders and teach them fundamentals.

The SCCA Results are in!

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The Florida region of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) filled the road course paddock area over the weekend as competitors from all over Florida competed on Palm Beach International Raceway’s 2-mile, 11-turn road course.

The Florida Region of the SCCA (Sports Car Club of America) returns to Palm Beach International Raceway’s two-mile, 11 turn road course in Jupiter, Fla. this weekend.

The SCCA had a successful event at PBIR in March, with over 100 competitors.

Palm Beach International Raceway partners and Palm Beach Driving Club members Gil Dezer, Michael Dezer and Joe Lubeck are currently participating in the Gumball 3000 rally.

The Gumball 3000 is a 3,000 mile international road rally on public roads with stops in various locations. Last year, the Gumball Rally participants, including celebrities like NBA star Dennis Rodman and Real Housewives of Orange County star Gretchen Rossi stopped by Palm Beach International Raceway on the way to Miami.

In an effort to increase safety Palm Beach International Raceway has purchased more than 1,000 feet of soft walls to line the existing road course walls. The walls are primarily for the safety at the motorcycle events hosted on PBIR’s two-mile, 11-turn road course.

Palm Beach International Raceway has added a motorcycle track day this Sunday, May 2, to the schedule of events on the 2-mile, 11-turn road course.

Riders will be split into three different levels based on previous riding experience. The first level, novice, is for beginner racers only. Control riders will be on track during that time as well, to assist the novice riders and teach them fundamentals.

The Florida Region of the National Auto Sport Association (N.A.S.A.) is gearing up for busy weekend of racing this Saturday and Sunday at Palm Beach International Raceway. With well over 100 cars set to take the track this weekend, the road course PBIR is sure to be a busy place.

N.A.S.A. offers a class for every level of racer, from beginning to expert. The lowest class is HDPE (High Performance Driving Event) 1. There are four levels of HDPE classes, with one being the beginners and four being the highly advanced group of drivers.

The Florida RoadRacing Series (FRS), a motorcycle racing series based in Florida, will be taking to the two-mile, 11-turn road course on site at Palm Beach International Raceway on April 17 and 18.

The FRS is a brand new competitive motorcycle racing series based in Florida. The founders of FRS, Steve and Kelly Pope, have been working in the motorcycle racing industry for more than 10 years.

World Chariot Racing and Celebrity Farms Racing Stable have partnered with Palm Beach International Raceway to show spectators the true meaning of horsepower on April 8, 2010.

Celebrity Farms Racing Stable will be on hand with prize-winning horses while the Jeff Andretti Coaching School laps around PBIR’s 2-mile, 11-turn road course to showcase every angle of horsepower.

Experience the synergy between “Exotic Cars, and Exotic Chariots” at A Day of Horsepower on April 8 at 11 am at the Palm Beach International Raceway. The event, hosted by World Chariot Racing Association and Celebrity Farms,intends to demonstrate that harness racing holds as much thrill and excitement as auto racing. VIP access begins at 11 am and public access at 5pm.

The Florida Region of the SCCA (Sports Car Club of America) will be back in action this weekend at Palm Beach International Raceway’s two-mile, 11 turn road course in Jupiter, Fla.

Since 1944, the SCCA’s mission is to bring motorsports to the masses of American men and women who are passionate about automobiles, speed and competition. Whether you’re an amateur or a hard-core road racer, the action the SCCA provides is like no other.

Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) is excited to announce that world renowned racer Derek Bell will serve as an ambassador not only to the facility, but to the Palm Beach Driving Club (PBDC) as well.

Bell, a five-time Le Mans winner and three-time Daytona 24 Hours race winner, is extremely successful in sportscar racing ranks and even he can’t keep count of the endless sports car races he’s won.

Bell, a frequent visitor to the facility, thinks that PBIR is a facility with unique advantages set in an ideal location.

ARCA Racing Series rookie Casey Roderick turned the fastest lap during Menards Pole Qualifying presented by Ansell, earning the pole position for Saturday's Tire Kingdom 150 presented by ModSpace at Palm Beach International Raceway (PBIR) in a Bill Elliott-owned Dodge.

Roderick, the 17-year-old Bill Elliott Racing Development Driver from Lawrenceville, GA, toured the 2.034-mile, 11-turn PBIR road course at a speed of 93.325 mph, earning his first career Menards Pole award in only his second ARCA Racing Series start.

It's cool but clear and sunny here Friday at Palm Beach Int'l Raceway. At present, 35 ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards cars are unloaded and preparing for the busy day ahead. On-track activity begins with practice from 11:30-2:30 local time with Menards Pole Award Qualifying presented by Ansell following at 4:00. Catch all the on-track action live at ARCAracing.com featuring Live Timing & Scoring and Live streaming audio.

 

 

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