Random Vandals to Field Second BMW for Auberlen, Choksey

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Random Vandals Racing will expand into a two-car full season BMW M4 GT3 EVO operation in GT World Challenge America powered by AWS, having announced a second entry for Bill Auberlen and Varun Choksey.

It comes in addition to the team’s previously confirmed M4 GT3 EVO for Connor De Phillippi and Kenton Koch.

Auberlen and Choksey most recently worked together at ST Racing, which is not expected to continue its GTWC America campaign this year, which thus opened the door for the Paul Sparta-led operation.

“It’s an incredible privilege to have Bill Auberlen in a Random Vandals BMW,” said Sparta.

“Bill and Varun have folded in with the team quickly, and we are confident that between our drivers and our engineering team, we will have a very strong 2025.

“Huge thanks goes to BMW Motorsport for its confidence in RVR. It’s always been our aim to field a true world class program, and we are doing just that.”

Auberlen added: “I’m bringing in the 2025 racing season with a giant grin! Varun and myself will be teamed up with Random Vandals racing and I couldn’t be happier.

“Paul Sparta and the team have welcomed us with open arms and my hopes of landing the 2025 championship are at an all-time high. We will be racing the new BMW M4 GT3 EVO and I can’t wait to see how amazing our new ride is. I

“also love our new sponsors, Franck Muller and Vbrick.

“I have been lucky enough to wear their watches for years now and they are an amazing time piece. It’s time to win this thing and I can’t wait to get started.”

“I’m incredibly excited to be joining RVR alongside Bill for my second year in GTWCA,” said Choksey. “I think I can speak for the entire team when I say that we want to be fighting for wins and a championship this season.

“With the team Paul has put together I think we have every chance of doing exactly that. I can’t wait to get the season underway; Sonoma can’t get here soon enough.”

The GTWC America season kicks off next month at Sonoma Raceway.

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