Ferrari Challenge North America enters Road America this weekend, September 9-13, for their final rounds of races stateside, before shifting overseas for the Ferrari Mondiali weekend in Barcelona to conclude the 2026 campaign.
The 296 Challenge Pro-Am championship enters Road America with one of the closest battles entering the final races on the Ferrari Challenge schedule. Mitchell Green leads Yahn Bernier by just four points, 236–232, while Michael Porter sits third with 216 points. Kevin Gutierrez is also within striking distance at 214, leaving four drivers separated by only 22 points heading into the weekend’s two races.
In Coppa 296 Shell, Blake Rosser carries a 22-point advantage over Chuck Whittall, 296–274, but Charlie Menard remains firmly in the championship picture with 268 points. Menard is only six points behind Whittall and 28 behind Rosser, while Kevin Orsini sits fourth at 256. With two races at Road America, the battle at the front remains wide open.
The Coppa 296 Shell-Am championship also features a significant battle, with Melissa Kozyra leading Fabian Sperman by 27 points, 302–275. Tim Duit enters the weekend third with 258 points, while Jamie Garrett and Jeffrey Nunberg are tied at 244. Kozyra has established a solid advantage, but Sperman and Duit remain within range with two races still to come at Road America.
In the Coppa Ladies Shell-Am championship, Kozyra holds another strong position at the top of the standings. She leads Jamie Garrett by 24 points, 345–321, while Helen Chu sits third with 184 points. The Road America doubleheader provides another opportunity for Garrett to close the gap to Kozyra with the championship entering its final stretch.
The Coppa Gentlemen Shell championship is another two-driver fight entering Road America, with Mike Louli holding a 12-point lead over Glenn Moss, 204–192. Gary Ott is third with 140 points, putting the focus squarely on Louli and Moss as they continue their battle at the top of the class.
Meanwhile, Coppa Gentlemen Shell-Am sees Lance Cawley lead Bernard Gomez by 20 points, 260–240. Jeffrey Kiel occupies third with 195 points. Cawley and Gomez have separated themselves from the rest of the field, setting up another championship battle to watch across the two Road America races.
Qualifying kicks off Saturday’s activities at 9:40 a.m. CT (10:40 a.m. ET), followed by the green flag for Coppa Shell Race 1 at 2 p.m. and at 3 p.m. for Trofeo Pirelli. Qualifying 2 is scheduled for Sunday at 9:30 a.m., with the second Trofeo Pirelli race at 2 p.m. and Coppa Shell at 3 p.m. All races can be found on Ferrari’s official YouTube channel.