Veach, Mars Form All-New Lineup in Racers Edge Acura

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Zach Veach and Luca Mars will form an all-new driver lineup in Racers Edge Motorsports’ Acura NSX GT3 Evo22 for the upcoming Fanatec GT World Challenge America powered by AWS season.

The duo, driving the No. 93 Acura, will compete in the Pro class of the sprint race championship, continuing on from Ashton Harrison and Mario Farnbacher’s campaign with the team last year in the category.

The 2024 season will mark the Jon Mirachi-led organization’s fifth year racing with Acura in the GT3 ranks.

Former Road to Indy ladder driver Veach, who spent four seasons in Honda-powered machinery in the NTT IndyCar Series, was most recently active in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in 2021, driving a Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3.

“I’m extremely excited to be joining Racers Edge Motorsports this season in the GT World Challenge America championship,” he said.

“After spending the last couple of years working on sim development, I’m really looking forward to being back trackside and competing again with the HRC family.

“This opportunity wouldn’t be possible for me without my partners 3I Enterprises, as well as Social Spark. Together with Luca Mars, we’ll be fighting to bring the team their fourth championship victory.”

Mars, 18, meanwhile, will be making his GT3 debut following multiple seasons of GT4 competition, including recent victories in IMSA VP Racing SportsCar Challenge in a KohR Motorsports Ford Mustang GT4.

“:I’m super excited to get to work with Zach Veach and the Racers Edge Motorsports team this year in SRO,” said Mars.

“I’m looking forward to starting my GT3 career with this group. I know that Zach is a driver with a lot of experience and I’ve worked with the Racers Edge group before, so I know what they are capable of, know that we will be able to push for the championship and get good results.”

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