Tommy Pintos is set to begin his second season in the McLaren Trophy America with a new full-season partnership with Priority Tire, following the official release of the 2026 racing calendar.
Competing in the No. 11 McLaren Artura Trophy EVO, Pintos will debut the partnership at the season opener on March 28 at Sonoma Raceway, marking the first live showcase of Priority Tire branding across the car’s livery and trackside presence.
A 10-Race Championship Across North America
The 2026 season spans 10 races through September, taking place across five of North America’s premier circuits. Each event features two races and runs alongside the GT World Challenge America powered by AWS, sanctioned by SRO Motorsports Group.
Key circuits include:
- Sonoma Raceway
- Miami International Autodrome
- Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta
- Road America
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Engineering Performance Meets Strategic Partnership
Pintos’s campaign will highlight the performance capabilities of the McLaren Artura Trophy EVO — a 620-horsepower race car built on an ultra-rigid carbon-fiber Monocell chassis derived from McLaren’s road car platform.
The partnership with Priority Tire reflects a broader alignment between performance engineering and brand positioning within motorsport. “Supporting Tommy at this level reinforces our commitment to the next generation of motorsport talent and the technical innovation that McLaren represents,” said Dimitri Chernyak.
“We support drivers who take performance seriously, and Tommy Pintos fits that standard.”
Championship Ambitions for 2026
Following a strong 2025 campaign, Pintos enters the season with a clear objective: securing the championship title. “It is a pleasure to have Priority Tire by my side for this exciting season with McLaren,” said Pintos. “This year, we have a clear goal: to win the championship.” Having finished runner-up in the 2025 North American season, Pintos will face the team that edged him out in the final race — adding further intensity to the 2026 title fight.
Fans can follow the full season live via the McLaren Automotive YouTube channel, which attracts over 250,000 viewers per race, providing global exposure for both driver and sponsors.






