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TC America powered by Skip Barber Racing School heads to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the final two rounds of the 2026 season, with the titles battles set to be decided at the Brickyard across the driver, team, manufacturer, and Hyundai N Trophy Cup championships.
Following an eventful weekend at Barber Motorsports Park, the momentum has shifted back toward Ricca Autosport’s Andre Castro, while JMF Motorsports’ Braydon Arthur remains firmly in contention heading into the season finale. With two races remaining, the field will take on the challenge of the iconic circuit as drivers look to close out their seasons on a high note.
Acura
Acura arrives at Indianapolis with momentum following Logan Anderson’s runner-up finish in Race 1 at Barber Motorsports Park, which marked his first podium result in the series this year. Anderson returns alongside Dean Lambros in the Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type-S DE5 entries, looking to carry that progress into the final weekend.
- No. 7 Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type-S DE5 – Dean Lambros
- No. 25 Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type-S DE5 – Logan Anderson
BMW
DRS returns to represent BMW in the TC America field, with Robert Bellevue behind the wheel of the No. 53 BMW M2 CS (G87). The team will look to make the most of its final appearance of the season as the championship reaches its conclusion at Indianapolis.
- No. 53 DRS BMW M2 CS (G87) – Robert Bellevue
Hyundai
Hyundai enters the finale with plenty at stake, led by championship contender Andre Castro. The Ricca Autosport driver reclaimed the points lead at Barber with a Race 2 victory after a difficult opening race, setting up a closely contested fight for the title at Indianapolis. He also leads the Hyundai N Trophy Cup standings ahead of teammate Justin Gravett.
Matan Rosenberg also arrives following a milestone weekend, earning his first career TC America victory in Race 1 at Barber. Ricca Autosport expands its lineup for the finale, welcoming Alex Gutierrez and Carter Wood to the grid alongside its returning drivers.
- No. 8 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Justin Gravett
- No. 18 Fawn Group MS by Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Shelby Mills
- No. 33 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Eric Kunz
- No. 75 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Alex Gutierrez
- No. 76 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Carter Wood
- No. 77 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO– Andre Castro
- No. 78 Ricca Autosport Hyundai Elantra N1 TC EVO – Matan Rosenberg
Toyota
JMF Motorsports heads to Indianapolis looking to regain the advantage in the championship battle. Braydon Arthur entered Barber leading the standings, but a mechanical issue in Race 1 and a fourth-place finish in Race 2 saw him surrender the lead to Castro. Arthur now has the final two races to make up ground and contend for the title.
The Toyota lineup also welcomes a new entry for the final two rounds, with Eagles Canyon w/ Fast Track joining the grid with Andrew Gilleland behind the wheel.
- No. 2 JMF Motorsports Toyota GR Corolla TC – James Klimas
- No. 3 JMF Motorsports Toyota GR Corolla TC – TBD
- No. 4 JMF Motorsports Toyota GR Corolla TC – Braydon Arthur
- No. 5 Eagles Canyon w/ Fast Track Toyota GR Corolla TC – Andrew Gilleland
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