Gotemba, Japan (Friday, 19 December 2025) —TEAM GOH (Team Principal: Kazuhiro Ikeda) has confirmed that Austrian driver Charlie Wurz will race for the team in the 2026 All-Japan Super Formula Championship. Wurz took part in the official combined and rookie test held at Suzuka Circuit from 10 to 12 December.

Comment from Team Principal Kazuhiro Ikeda

“We are pleased to be entering next season together with Charlie Wurz. Last week’s test also served as the shakedown for our new car, which had to be assembled within a two-week period starting on 25 November, and we were able to complete all of the planned running without any issues.

For Charlie, it was a demanding three days, as it was his first time at the circuit and his first experience with the car. However, he worked diligently and proactively throughout the test, and his progress from session to session was clearly evident. Communication with the team has also been incredibly positive.

While there is still a considerable amount of work to be done ahead of the late-February pre-season test and the opening round, we will continue our preparations by building on our experience while actively incorporating new knowledge.”

Comment from Driver Charlie Wurz

“I am hugely grateful to TEAM GOH and TOYOTA GAZOO Racing for the opportunity to race in Super Formula in 2026. I tested the car at Suzuka, and it is every bit as impressive as drivers say. It is a privilege to join such a legendary motorsport name as TEAM GOH as they begin this new chapter, and I will give it my very best.”

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TEAM MUGEN announced the below.

Feb. 19th, 2021
Announcement of 2021 Super Formula
TEAM MUGEN team structure

Here we announce the 2021 Super Formula team structure of TEAM MUGEN (M-TEC Co., Ltd.)

TEAM MUGEN will welcome Team Goh that was founded in 1996 and won various races including The 24 Hours of Le Mans and participated in the top category of formula races in US, INDYCAR SERIES as a partner of #15. As a driver Hiroki Otsu who showed the performance of speed at the Super GT GT500 race in previous year will take the wheel of #15 to win the series championship.

Team Name : Red Bull MUGEN Team Goh
No : 15
Team Director : Hirokatsu Tanaka (Mr.)
Driver : Hiroki Otsu (Mr.)

Alex Palou, Rookie Driver of Dale Coyne Racing with Team Goh got a new helmet with special graphics designed by Veneratio Designs for the upcoming Indianapolis 500-mile race.

Alex is introducing his new special helmet for 2020 Indianapolis 500. 

Here is 360°visual

Alex is relaxing with his new helmet at home this weekend.

Cannot wait for the opening day of Indy 500!  Practice 1 will be held on 12 Augusut.

Check out the detailed on -trak schedule.

In the “real” racing world the month of May is famous for staging the Indianapolis 500 event and so at 2.30pm on Saturday, 2^nd May, to mark the culmination of the  the IndyCar iRacing Challenge the final round was held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.  As in the previous five rounds of the Challenge, the cars lined up two abreast for the rolling start, unlike the legendary Indy 500 event we are all familiar with which has a traditional start grid comprising three cars abreast.  It was a wild experience in the virtual world of iRacing which fully lived up to its category.

With eight of the participating drivers having won the real Indy 500, only three of the 33 drivers who took the start for the sixth and final round of the IndyCar iRacing Challenge had no previous experience on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, and Alex Palou, from Dale Coyne Racing with Team Goh, was one of the three.  Based on his five previous iRacing performances – where he finished fourth on 4^th April at the virtual Barber Motorsports Park; where he led four laps and finished tenth on 11^th April at Michigan; and where he led a lap and finished ninth the previous Saturday, 25th April, at the Circuit Of The Americas – Alex was considered to be a “dark horse” for a surprise victory, especially having won an iRacing practice session at the Indy Speedway oval two days prior to the race.

Palou started the race at Indianapolis on the fourth row of the grid in P8, but after five laps of battling for position, his car was squeezed against the wall.  He recovered, and even led the race for three laps, but by lap 55 when in sixth position it was necessary to pit for fuel.  He rejoined the race, but just three laps after his pit stop there was an incident in front of him on lap 58 which forced him into a spin and ultimately a crash causing a lot of damage to his car. He managed to overtake a few of the seriously damaged cars on track, but was finally classified P26 having only completed 59 laps of the 70 lap race.

The six rounds of the IndyCar iRacing Challenge having come to an end, we now await the start of the real 2020 IndyCar season.

The fifth round of INDYCAR iRacing Challenge, AUTONATION INDYCAR CHALLENGE, was held at Cirtuit of the Americas on Saturday, April 25.

Alex Palou, car numer 55, took the checkered flag in ninth place for his third top-10 finish in the series.

The next race, the last one of the series, will be held at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Saturday, May 2.

The fourth round of the INDYCAR iRacing Challenge was held at the Twin Ring Motegi oval course, which has been closed since the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake, at 3:30 a.m. on April 19 (Japan time).

There was a full course caution due to a vertual-like multi-crash on Lap 2, and a restart on Lap 9.

Alex Palou from Dale Coyne Racing with Team Goh, returning to the Japanese circuit after an year’s absence, albeit virtually, and he finished in 22nd place for the 113-lap race.

Alex said “Not our day today at Motegi.  Kissed the wall in lap 15 and had to try a different strategy that didn’t work.”  “It’s all good people!  We will have COTA next week.”  “Hope you are all safe at home with the family.”

The fifth round will be held at Circuit of the Americas on Saturday, April 25.

The 3rd round of INDYCAR iRacing Challenge, CHEVROLET 275, was held at Michigan International Speedway on Saturday, April 11.

This 1st oval track race in the series was quite thriing that featured 9 leaders and 18 lead changes.

Alex Palou in the No. 55 Dale Coyne Racing with Team Goh Honda took the lead when 10 laps remainig, but he finally finished P10 due to stopping for fueling.

Here is REPLAY on YouTube.

Alex Palou finished P4 by Car No. 55 at the second round of the INDYCAR iRacing Challenge, the HONDA INDY GRAN PRIX OF ALABAMA, was held on Saturday, April 4th.

Palou made a great effort among the top drivers with a lot of experience in Sim Racing.

Watch replay here.

The second round of the INDYCAR iRacing Challenge, HONDA INDY GRAND PRIX OF ALABAMA, will be held this weekend on April 4.

Alex Palou, who had trouble with pit stops in the first round, is ready and eager to take on further challenge, so please support us through live-streaming.

The race will be streamed live on NBCSports.com(US only).

The green flag is at 2:30 (US ET Time).