Meyer Shank Racing unveils its liveries for the 2026 IMSA season

Fifth and seventh respectively in the 2025 drivers' championship, the #93 and #60 crews entered by Meyer Shank Acura in IMSA have been retained. This is at least what the Columbus team officially announced last October. Thus, in 2026, the No. 60 Acura will indeed be driven by the duo of Nick Yelloly and Render van der Zande, while the No. 93 will once again be driven by Colin Braun and Tom Blomqvist.

Furthermore, the announced lineup is even more prestigious for the 24 Hours of Daytona, taking place from January 16th to 18th. Figures of theIndyCarScott Dixon and AJ Allmendinger will join the duo of prototype #93. For their part, Alex Palou and Kakunoshin Ohta will lend a hand to the crew of #60, and will bring notable visibility to the American team.

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To kick things off, Meyer Shank unveiled on Sunday the two liveries that will equip the two Acuras entered in IMSA in 2026. In this case, the No. 93 will be adorned in red and white, while the No. 60 will sport a yellow and white livery, tinted with anthracite grey on the roof in particular.

Accompanied by an unambiguous message, Meyer Shank revealed the design of its prototypes, captioning it: "Time is the prize and trophies are the proof. This season, we're taking it all." Displaying great ambitions for the upcoming season, the Columbus-based brand is aiming for much more than two victories and will attempt to make a spectacular start at the very first race of the year, at Daytona.

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The 2026 season calendar

(the sleeves of theEndurance (Cup are in bold)

Road before the 24, Daytona (Florida) – January 16-18, 2026
1. 24 Hours of Daytona (Florida) – January 24-25, 2026
2. 12 Hours of Sebring (Florida) – March 21, 2026
3. Long Beach (California) – April 18
4. Laguna Seca (California) – May 3
5. Detroit (Michigan) – May 30
6. Watkins Glen (New York) – June 28, 2026
7. Canadian Tire Motorsport Park (Ontario, Canada) – July 12
8. Road America (Wisconsin) – August 2
9. VIR (Virgin) – August 23
10. Indianapolis (Indiana) – September 20
11. Small Le Mans (Atlanta Road, Georgia) – October 3