Racing to End Alzheimer's

04/18/2026

Deadline for Laguna Seca submissions is fast approaching!

We will be back on track for the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge at the start of May, so if you’ve been meaning to add a name to the No. 19, now is the time. The deadline is April 23 at midnight.

Every name on the car represents someone who matters. And every name helps move this mission forward.

Donate, link in the bio!

04/16/2026

🏁 The checkered flag is about to wave on your chance to add a name for SRO at COTA!

Don’t miss the deadline: midnight Sunday April 19.

Each name on the car is personal. It’s someone’s parent, partner, friend.

If you’ve been thinking about adding a name, this is your moment.

Donate: https://r2endalz.org/



Also, we made this image of our founder Phil with AI! Fascinating what technology can help us create these days …

04/09/2026

TBT Sebring, where the team put together a really strong race from start to finish.

After rolling off P18 and staying clear of early trouble, they kept working their way forward and ended up right in the middle of some of the biggest battles late in the race. Greg made a move in the final corner to bring it home P7, which marked the top Mustang finish that weekend!

We also saw a lot of time on the broadcast, which always means something to us. The more the car is on screen, the more people get to see the names on it and the families they represent.

If you want to go a little deeper into the race and everything that went into it, you can read the full recap here:

https://r2endalz.org/racing-to-end-alzheimers-takes-7th-at-sebring/

Drivers Sean Quinlan and Greg Liefooghe stayed out of a plethora of early trouble to set up a final 40-minute dash that saw their No. 19 Ford Mustang GT4 in the thick of multiple battles – and a significant amount of broadcast time – late in round two of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.

04/08/2026

Care looks different for everyone. Sometimes it’s medical. Sometimes it’s showing up with flowers and a little bit of time.

This World Health Day, we’re thinking about all the ways people show up for one another.

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04/06/2026

A strong start in Sonoma!

Our return to GT4 America delivered an encouraging early result, with the No. 90 BMW M4 GT4 finishing P2 in class in Race 1 of the doubleheader! It was a meaningful way to open the weekend and set the tone for what's ahead.

This season also marks an exciting step forward for our program. In addition to competing in IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge, we are now part of the SRO Pirelli GT4 America series, creating more opportunities to bring this mission to new audiences.

In partnership with Stephen Cameron Racing, the weekend was about more than results. It was time on track, continued development, and the chance to talk with people who have their own personal connection to Alzheimer’s. Those conversations are what drive everything we do.

Read the full race recap on our website: https://r2endalz.org/podium-finish-for-racing-to-end-alzheimers-at-sonoma/

Our teams returned to the SRO Pirelli GT4 America series and started the season on a high note, capturing a podium finish in the first of two one-hour races at Sonoma Raceway.

03/27/2026

This weekend, we’re excited to take our mission even further by expanding into the SRO Motorsports lineup with the No. 90 BMW M4 GT4 at Sonoma Raceway.

This car carries 83 names of loved ones impacted by Alzheimer’s. Each name represents a story, a family, and a reason we keep showing up.

With Jonathan Perichon and Greg Liefooghe behind the wheel, we are proud to bring our cause to a new stage and connect with even more fans.

More visibility leads to more awareness. More awareness leads to more support.

That is how we keep pushing toward a future without Alzheimer’s.

03/24/2026

We're so proud of our team and our drivers and who battled it out lap by lap at Sebring in true championship style.

Fastest Mustang on the track! Finished in 7th place — our second Top Ten this season.

Help us battle Alzheimer's, too, by adding your loved one's name to our car. Link in bio, of course! 👆

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03/17/2026

The Roar at Daytona is always our first trip back to the track.

While dialing in the No. 19 Mustang ahead of the opener, Sean Quinlan worked his way through the field in the VP Racing SportsCar Challenge and secured a Bronze Cup win — and a well-earned podium celebration to go with it.

A great start to our Florida weekend this year. And speaking of Florida .... we're counting down until Sebring this weekend 🎉

Read the full recap: https://r2endalz.org/unflinching-at-the-roar/

There’s something about the early days of a new season that we love at Racing to End Alzheimer’s. The offseason almost always feels too long, and by the time that first green flag is waved and a new high-speed pursuit of victory begins, we’ve been racing in our dreams for weeks. What we really...

03/16/2026

The grid is packed. The energy is electric. And every lap means something.

When we roll onto the track, we carry more than speed. We carry names, stories, and a mission bigger than racing.



Photo credit: Wes Duenkel

03/14/2026

Sebring is fast approaching, and the racing season is just getting started!

Next week, our No. 19 Ford Mustang GT4 heads to the legendary Sebring International Raceway for race two of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season.

When we roll onto the track, we carry more than speed. We carry the stories and memories of families impacted by Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Every dollar raised helps fund the care and the cure of this disease, and all donations are matched by Legistics.

If you’d like to support our mission, you can donate anytime through the link in our bio.

03/14/2026

The 2026 season kicked off at Daytona and gave us a lot to build on.

Over that weekend, the No. 19 Mustang showed real pace, fought to the front, and finished P8. It was a strong start, so we can't wait to see what's in store for us later this month at Sebring.

Want to read the full race recap? Visit: https://r2endalz.org/surging-in-florida/

We often write about our drivers making their way through a stacked field, blasting past competitors on their way to the podium. As a spectator, it's easy to make that seem casual, even expected from experienced drivers piloting top-of-the-line machines. But in practice, it’s one of the most diffi...

02/23/2026

Every race weekend is a chance to inspire future generations.

Whether it’s sitting in the driver’s seat or learning about the cause behind the car, these experiences plant seeds that can grow into purpose and impact.