Seventeen year-old sports car racer Parker Chase completed his first 24 hour endurance race on Sunday, the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Challenge Rolex 24 At Daytona, the youngest driver to compete in this year’s running of the event.

It is race week at the Utah Motorsports Campus (UMC) and Audi Sport customer racing (AScr) drivers Parker Chase and Ryan Dalziel will head west with the hopes of continuing their winning streak as well as closing out the Pirelli World Challenge GT SprintX Championship. On the strength of five victories and multiple podiums, Chase and Dalziel, drivers of the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Convention and Visitors Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water / Music Movement / eRaceAutism.com Audi R8 GT3 LMS, lead the points battle going into the final SprintX weekend of the season.

After a double podium, including a victory at the most recent Pirelli World Challenge event at Lime Rock Park, Parker Chase will return to the seat this coming weekend at the iconic Road America. Taking place in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, Chase will pilot the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Convention and Visitors Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water / Music Movement Audi R8 GT3 LMS in his quest to continue the success he has garnered in 2018.

It was another winning weekend for Parker Chase as he and his Pirelli World Challenge SprintX teammate Ryan Dalziel topped the podium at Lime Rock Park. Piloting the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Convention and Visitors Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water / Music Movement Audi R8 GT3 LMS, the duo secured top honors in the first race of the weekend and returned later that day to add a second place podium finish for their first double podium of the season.

As the Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) enters the fifth event weekend of 2018, Parker Chase and his TruSpeed AutoSport outfit will travel north of the border to Canada as they look to keep their podium streak alive. Competing at the iconic Canadian Tire Motorsports Park (CTMP), the 17-year-old Texan will be hunting for his fifth podium result in as many weekends as he pilots the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Convention and Visitors Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water / Music Movement Audi R8 GT3 LMS in the stout GTA category.

After a successful weekend in his hometown race scoring a podium finish in Pirelli World Challenge SprintX competition, Parker Chase is ready to hit the track again for the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Taking place this coming weekend, April 13-15, Chase will visit the famed temporary Long Beach circuit for the first time and he is aiming for his first victory of the season after a podium finish at the Circuit of the Americas only two weeks ago.

Pirelli World Challenge driver Parker Chase has positioned himself to promote and assist a charity that is close to his heart and family. Aligning himself with Music Movement, a 501(c)3 nonprofit foundation that develops and funds music centric programs to improve and enrich the lives of children, young adults and their families that suffer with autism and other learning differences, Chase is ready to launch his representation of the organization.

After kicking off the 2018 season at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg with a podium result including the ‘Hard Charger’ and ‘Start of the Race’ awards, TruSpeed AutoSport driver Parker Chase will look to better those results this weekend at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA). With the pristine facility located less than an hour from his home, the 17-year-old will look to build off his first weekend behind the wheel of an Audi R8 LMS GT3 as he returns to the site of a double podium result last season.

Taking on the Pirelli World Challenge Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Texan Parker Chase entered his first official event as a TruSpeed AutoSport driver. Piloting the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Visitors and Convention Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water Audi R8 LMS, the 17-year-old Chase showed speed and persistence in the GTA division as he was one of the drivers to beat throughout the weekend.

Parker Chase will be kicking off the 2018 season with TruSpeed AutoSport in the first Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) race of the year on the Streets of St. Petersburg. Taking place over the March 9-11 weekend, Chase will be piloting the #19 Vertical Bridge / New Braunfels Convention and Visitors Bureau / ProBalance Protein Water Audi R8. The talented 17-year-old has been preparing for the season by testing on the West Coast and will return to St. Petersburg, with his sights set on the top step of the podium.

A new year and a new car team for Parker Chase aren’t the only changes in 2018. With a growing brand and impressive results, several new marketing partners have hopped on board to support the sensational teenager. Kicking off his season in early March at the St. Pete Grand Prix, Chase will debut with TruSpeed AutoSport behind the wheel of a potent Audi R8 LMS.

It is a new year and a new program for a pair of drivers in 2018 as Parker Chase and Ryan Dalziel partner to join TruSpeed AutoSport for the upcoming Pirelli World Challenge program. Rumored earlier this week and now confirmed by team officials, Chase and Dalziel will pilot an Audi R8 GT3 machine as Chase will compete in the PWC GTA Sprint races while he and Dalziel will partner for the SprintX format of the series.

With the program coming together early last week, Parker Chase and Ginetta Cars put on a spectacular performance at the famed Circuit of the Americas (COTA) this past weekend in their Trans Am Series debut.

From entering the off season to once again being back behind the wheel of his Ginetta G55 machine, Parker Chase will join Ginetta factory driver Charlie Robertson as the duo will enter the Trans Am Championship event at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) this coming weekend.