Sean Casey Racing

Some days remind you exactly why you fell in love with racing in the first place.

A race weekend at Harris Hill Raceway with , sun overhead, engines screaming, tires singing through every corner, and good people in the paddock from sunrise to the final checkered flag.

Every lap had a story. A great jump at the drop of the green, late braking into turn 1, chasing grip through turn eight, fighting for every tenth, and somehow finding peace in the chaos of it all. The Texas heat, the smell of fuel and hot brakes, exhausts popping, and cars coming alive lap after lap.

Moments like this are bigger than lap times or results, it’s about the people, the passion, and the feeling you get when everything clicks for a few perfect seconds on track.

Days like these are why we keep coming back.

A special thank you to our supporters who keep our drinks cool, our driver's energized, car clean, gear transported, and videos recorded:

Some days remind you exactly why you fell in love with racing in the first place. A race weekend at Harris Hill Raceway with @fetterhundmotorsports, sun overhead, engines screaming, tires singing through every corner, and good people in the paddock from sunrise to the final checkered flag. Every lap had a story. A great jump at the drop of the green, late braking into turn 1, chasing grip through turn eight, fighting for every tenth, and somehow finding peace in the chaos of it all. The Texas heat, the smell of fuel and hot brakes, exhausts popping, and cars coming alive lap after lap. Moments like this are bigger than lap times or results, it’s about the people, the passion, and the feeling you get when everything clicks for a few perfect seconds on track. Days like these are why we keep coming back. A special thank you to our supporters who keep our drinks cool, our driver's energized, car clean, gear transported, and videos recorded: @ogio_powersports @rynopower @bobthecoolerco @slickproducts @gopro #bmwracing #enduranceracing #racinglifestyle #champcarenduranceseries #podiumfinish

Great result for the team today!

A few favorite moments already this trip.

When pulling the car out a young kid next door came out to see the racecar and said he loved racing and cars. Gave him some team stickers and details on how to follow the team. He was super excited to see the car.

Then on the highway at two different points people pulled up next to me and gave a thumbs up.

Finally, at a gas station in Texas I noticed a young girl and her mom looking at the racecar. I went and talked with them, the mom said her daughter wants to be a racecar driver when she grows up. Gave a couple more team stickers and talked to them about Shift Up Now and all the great work they do supporting women in motorsports.

Made it to Texas. Suppose to be raining all day on practice day, but both race days should be beautiful days for racing. We have a fantastic driver lineup for the weekend and are looking forward to a good competitive race!

This year has been a bit crazy, but got out to a test day before we head to Texas for our second race of the year. Test went well. Looking forward to a good race!
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Back in the garage!

Lots of things in motion, but took a moment today to work on the racecar. New axles solved our drive line issue. Now replacing the front camber plates. With that done will be ready for our next race except for some minor items.

I know it has been quiet the last few weeks. A lot of stuff going on outside of racing has kept me busy. Had a chance to hangout with an awesome team Saturday night for the NASCAR O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race at Phoenix. Huge thanks for Tony Maggio and DGM Racing for letting me hang out. Also a thanks to for introducing me to their products.

As a racer and team owner I am always thankful for the opportunities to watch another team operate. I know how much work goes into each race and appreciate them being so welcoming. It felt weird to be at the track and not working, but it sure has me fired up for our next race!

You may have noticed it has been super quiet on this page since things went poorly at Sonoma. This is because while I was at Sonoma the flu decided to come visit. I am still not over it, but compared to the four days straight of being in bed, I'm a lot better.

We have identified what went wrong at Sonoma and will have the car all fixed before we head to Harris Hill in a couple months.

Sonoma. The start to our 2026 racing season... An utter disappointment.

We went to Sonoma with high hopes. Pre-season testing showed we had the best car we have ever had. As a bonus our pit/paddock setup was the best we've had as well.

Test day started off on a very high note. Sean Casey Racing took the car out for the first laps of the trailer. Despite being on cold used tires on a cold track on the first visit to Sonoma for this car, we were already close to class podium times in just a couple laps. Following that Edgar Petitt took the car out and very quickly reported an issue with the car's handling.

We inspected the car and could find nothing obviously wrong. We inspected suspension parts, wheel hubs, replaced an axle and even did a full tear down of the L*D and inspected every single clutch plate and part. In the end we could not get the car to handle in a safe or predictable manner. We worked through Saturday in hope to getting to race Sunday. However, it was not working out.

With rain coming our window for effective work was over and we made the difficult decision to end the race weekend. Since then, we have been pouring over video and data and have a few possible leads. We are going to schedule a test day in about a month, so we'll be busy getting ready for it.

Our next race will have us traveling to Texas for a race at Harris Hill Raceway in San Marcos.