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Acura Meyer Shank Racing's (Acura MSR) Tom Blomqvist and Colin Braun steered their way to a breathtaking win at Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen. It marked the team's second straight late-race triumph in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship. Blomqvist didn't move into first place until the final lap—when the preceding two cars pitted for gas—and the battle for the lead was nothing short of electric. Only weeks earlier in June, Acura MSR had also claimed victory at the Detroit Grand Prix in its closing laps.

 
Watching the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship is always a rush, and HRC's newly released five-part docuseries makes it even more compelling by highlighting the standout moments of the Acura Meyer Shank Racing team. Acura's ARX-06 carried the number 93 throughout the competition.

 
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Acura's name is synonymous with refined luxury, but the brand also shines in motorsports. Known for crafting vehicles that are equally at home on city streets and race circuits, Acura recently celebrated a podium finish at the prestigious Sebring endurance race. This success was driven by a winning blend of expert racers and meticulously engineered cars.

 
Honda is recognized as a global auto industry leader and is spearheading the shift toward electric vehicle manufacturing. They manage an electric vehicle production center in Ohio called the Honda EV Hub. By the end of 2025, Honda revealed that its cutting-edge EV hub will start producing the Acura RSX, an all-new electric SUV offered by Acura. Honda has proudly stated that the RSX will be the first electric vehicle produced at its Midwest EV hub.

 
This January marked the fifth consecutive year that Acura drivers took part in the IMSA Rolex 24 at Daytona, with the Acura Meyer Shank Racing with Curb Agajanian #60 securing a second-place finish.

 
Kakunoshin Ohta, a Honda driver and Honda Formula Dream Project graduate, is set to compete in the 2025 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship in the GTP class. He will drive for the Acura Meyer Shank Racing team, taking the fourth driver position for the Curb Agajanian No. 93 car. Ohta will be racing the Acura ARX-06, which Honda Racing Corporation USA developed. His schedule includes three races, starting with his debut at the Rolex 24 at Daytona.

 
Acura sought to make a major contribution to Art Week, ensuring that the artistry of their vehicles was front and center at the event. To achieve this, they teamed up with artist Dalkhafine to create new, exclusive works for Miami's Art Week.

 
Set for 2025, the Acura Grand Touring Prototype is highly anticipated, and Acura Meyer Shank Racing with Curb Agajanian (Acura MSR) has just finalized its driver roster. This team includes Mike Shank, David Salters, Colin Braun, Tom Blomqvist, Renger van der Zande, and Nick Yelloly. Each driver shared their excitement about what they are looking forward to.

 
Like other automakers, Acura is dedicated to creating vehicles that run on electricity rather than gasoline. Recently, their performance electric vehicle (EV) made its debut at the renowned Monterey Car Week, an event celebrated annually.