Danny Formal will return to Wayne Taylor Racing in double duty fashion as the full season co-driver of the No. 45 DEX Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2 and a full-season co-driver in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America championship. For the 2025 LSTNA season, Formal will be joined by WTR newcomer, Hampus Ericsson. Alongside teammate Kyle Marcelli, Formal has won two consecutive Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America PRO Drivers’ Championship title with WTR. Through the 2023 campaign to their PRO Drivers’ Championship, Formal and Marcelli swept victory overall in the opening eight rounds of competition followed up two podiums to lock in the title ahead of the World Finals.
Formal’s racing history began at the age of five and he quickly became a National Champion in Costa Rica in the Four-Cycle Endurance and Indoor Karting championship. The Costa Rican’s success grew as he progressed through the karting ranks in both Costa Rica and the U.S., launching into sports cars in 2020. Formal expanded his racing resume with WTR as the team entered the GTD for the 2023 IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup, including the 24 Hours at DAYTONA.
Hampus Eriksson will join Wayne Taylor Racing for the 2025 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America Championship, competing in the PRO class category with WTR veteran and two-time LST Champion, Danny Formal. Ericsson was named to Lamborghini Squadra Corse’s Young Driver Program in 2024 as he embarked on his first Lamborghini Super Trofeo Europe Championship, claiming an overall World Finals victory and podium result in the 2024 finale to earn Vice World Champion accolades. The Swedish driver came into the sportscar racing scene in 2020, competing in the Porshe Carrera Cup Scandinavia (PCCS). Throughout Eriksson’s tenure in the Porsche Carrera Cup Scandinavia competition, he collected six wins and was named Porsche Junior Standout driver in 2021 then earned the PCCS Fastest Driver Award in 2023 after an impressive eight fastest laps throughout the season.
Prior to sportscar racing, Ericsson began his motorsports career with karting in 2009 through his dad and brother, Indianapolis 500 winner Marcus Ericsson, and continued to compete in the elite karting ranks through 2016 – earning second place honors at the Swedish MKR Championships. From there, Ericsson joined the formula racing ladder system beginning with British Formula 4 in 2017 and earned Rookie Champion after his first full racing season and went on to British Formula 3 Championship in 2018 and 2019 and collected one win and three podiums across his two seasons.
Californian Nick Persing will make his return to Wayne Taylor Racing for a third season in Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America for 2025 after making his sportscar racing debut in LST PRO|AM in 2023. In 2025, Persing will make the move up to the PRO class category. During the 2024 LSTNA season, Persing collected four wins in the PRO|AM class highlighted by weekend sweep at Circuit of Americas and two podium finishes at the World Finals. With a successful 2023, Persing earned Champion honors in the Radical Cup Pro 1500 Championship and earned two class victories in the LST PRO|AM category. Beginning his racing career in go karts and earned accolades including SKUSA Pro Kart CA championship runner-up and third in the SKUSA Pro Tour championship in 2019. Persing got his first taste of open-wheel racing in an F2000 car in 2019 then went on to compete in F4 United States Championship and Formula Pro USA F4 Winter Series in 2020. Persing collected the Formula Pro USA Winter Series championship title in 2021. In addition to his racing pursuits, Persing is a Business Major at Boise State.
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Graham Doyle has continued to make a name for himself as a sportscar driver as he will compete another season with Wayne Taylor Racing for the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America Championship within the AM category while also acting as the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup (IMEC) co-driver in the No. 45 DEX Lamborghini GTD again. In 2024, Doyle expanded his sportscar racing resume to join WTR as the IMEC co-driver in the No. 45 DEX Imaging Lamborghini Huracan GT3 EVO2. Alongside his debut in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, Doyle completed “double duty” up to the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America championship, having moved up a step into the AM Class for 2024.
Joining Wayne Taylor Racing and their commitment to driver development, Graham Doyle earned his first career motorsports experience with the team’s Lamborghini Super Trofeo LB Cup class in 2023. In his rookie debut with WTR in the LB Cup Class of the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America series, the 17-year-old was able to contend for podiums right away and earned his first LB Cup class victory at Road America.
2025 Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America AM Class Champion
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Two-time AM Class Champion in the Lamborghini Super Trofeo North America Championship, Glenn McGee, returns to Wayne Taylor Racing to compete for a third season in LSTNA AM category. In his first season with WTR, McGee collected seven total wins as a co-driver, including an overall World Finals win in Jerez, Spain. With the seven wins and three additional podiums that success propelled McGee and teammate, Anthony McIntosh, to earn their second championship title for 2024. McGee earned LST AM Class Championship honors in 2023 alongside co-driver, Anthony McIntosh, with five victories, an additional five class podiums and five AM Class pole positions. The pair also earned World Finals accolades after winning overall in an LST World Finals AM Class race in Vallelunga, Italy in 2023.
From virtual-to-reality, McGee is a former professional gamer, iRacing eSports World Champion, and the official iRacing Sim2Reality Driver; making gaming & motorsports history, as the first pro-licensed gamer to transition directly into pro-licensed racing. Among the first individuals to prove that the world’s best sim-drivers could compete in real-life, McGee was also among the world’s most successful players in the Gran Turismo gaming title, eventually becoming an American representative in the Sony Nissan GT Academy; in the events later portrayed & popularized in the NETFLIX movie, Gran Turismo. As part of his digital-to-real journey, McGee competed extensively in the Mazda MX5 Cup Championship. Upon winning the LST World Title in 2023, McGee continued making gaming & motorsports history, as the first esports & real-life World Champions. Making a move to GT3 in 2024, McGee won the Italian GT3 Championship for Mercedes F1 Driver, Kimi Antonelli’s GT3 team, AKM.
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