Performance Tech Motorsports

Brent O'Neill founded Performance Tech Motorsports in 1982 with the goal to help drivers become more competitive and move up the racing ladder, based on his experience as a driver and team manager in more than three decades in International Motor Sport Association (IMSA)-sanctioned sports car racing. Performance Tech Motorsports-prepared cars and drivers are racing in the Prototype Challenge (PC) category of the new, top-level IMSA Weather Tech SportsCar Championship and in the Cooper Tires Prototype Lites Powered by Mazda series, IMSA's official Development Series that grooms drivers for Prototype and PC competition in the Weather Tech Championship. The team also competes in numerous club and regional events around North America, rounding out a comprehensive schedule that fits drivers of all skill levels and budgets. Before joining the Weather Tech Championship in 2014, Performance Tech was a mainstay in PC and GT2 competition in the American Le Mans Series. The team won the IMSA Prototype Lites L1 Driver Championship in 2009, the final Prototype Lites round of the 2010 season at Road Atlanta and the Privateer Cup as the top-finishing privateer team at the 2008 Twelve Hours of Sebring. O'Neill and his crew have built Performance Tech into a powerful, efficient racing organization through talent, desire and extensive motorsports management experience. O'Neill uses his 31 years of successful racing business expertise to lead a team that combines more than 110 years of overall experience in motorsports. Performance Tech's drivers, crew and sponsor partners also are aided by cutting-edge planning and execution in engineering, vehicle enhancement, program management, logistics and at-track support to help reach the finish line first, on and off the track.