With his 2017 Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) season complete, Texan Parker Chase will travel to Georgia for the IMSA Continental Sports Car Challenge Motul Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. Accepting an invitation to join friend and fellow PWC driver Nate Stacy in KohR Motorsport program, the duo will compete in the Continental Sports Car Challenge two-hour endurance race that takes place on Friday, October 6.

After a pair of podium results two weeks ago in his home state of Texas, Performance Motorsports Group driver and 16-year-old Parker Chase would travel to California for the final round of the Pirelli World Challenge GTS program.

After claiming a pair of podiums less than two weeks ago at the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas, 16-year-old Parker Chase is set to travel to Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, California for the second time in as many years.

Ginetta Young Development Driver Parker Chase is rapidly becoming tipped as a rising motorsport star across paddocks in the UK and USA. The Texan native has been making headlines once again thanks to his success behind the wheel of his Ginetta G55 GT4 car.

Competing in his home state of Texas and at one of his favorite facilities, the Circuit of the Americas, 16-year-old Parker Chase stole the show in the Pirelli World Challenge GTS division.

A Labor Day race weekend in Austin wrapped up with three different SprintX winners in three races, Patrick Long nearing the overall GT points championship and a teenager from New Braunfels showing he can hang with the veterans.

After enduring a challenging weekend in the state of Texas due to Hurricane Harvey, Texan resident Parker Chase will shift his focus from weather to the race track for this coming weekend’s event at the Circuit of the Americas.

Chase, who will be joined in British GT by his PWC teammate Harry Gottsacker, who will steer Century’s sister Ginetta GT3, said branching out to Europe has been on his radar screen for some time.

Parker Chase And Harry Gottsacker Double Up British Gt Campaign With Pirelli World Challenge Return

Century Motorsport confirms the driver line up for their British GT attack in 2017, with Pirelli World Challenge Rookie of the Year Parker Chase

Getting even younger in the class is the Performance Motorsports Group duo with 16-year-old Parker Chase in the No. 19 PMG Ginetta GT4 and 17-year-old Harry Gottsacker in the No. 29 Ginetta GT4

15-year-old Parker Chase took one of the new GT4-spec cars, the Ginetta GT4, to a number of podium finishes of his own en route to rookie-of-the-year honors

he first names to join the scheme are British driver Jordan Sanders, Frenchman Remy Deguffroy and American racers Parker Chase and Harry Gottsacker

The leadership of Pirelli World Challenge presented its annual state of the sport conference to teams, sponsors and manufacturers at the Performance Racing Industry Show in Indianapolis on Friday