Welcome to Dark Horse Racing
Legacy - Commitment - Service - Speed
MORE THAN JUST A RACE TEAM
Legacy
Commitment
Speed
Service
Established in 1985 as a WERA Motorcycle Team, Dark Horse Racing would compete for decades in the American V8 Super Car Series before making the switch to Trans Am.
Dark Horse Racing is made possible through the help of everyone on our team from Army combat veterans, to former Naval Aviators, and members of the United States Air Force.
Since the beginning of the 2000's, Dark Horse Racing has worked to raise awareness for the opportunities available to disabled veterans as well as assist Veteran charities.
Boasting a total race weight of 2540 lbs, 389 lb-ft of torque at the rear wheel and a racing tune of 379 HP - this factory five GTM is a force to behold in the Trans Am Super GT class.
1st Place Finish
Dark Horse Racing triumphs at the recent race, securing 4th place in the SGT class and 1st place in the pro-am category, despite a transmission failure. Exciting plans ahead as the team prepares to campaign the Type 65 Coupe R alongside the GTM in the upcoming season.
Introducing the New Factory Five Type 65R
Team DHR is proud to announce we've been chosen to develop and race the new Factory Five Super Car in the Trans Am Series
3rd Place Finish
After a fierce and lengthy endurance race at Virginia International Raceway, driver Brion Gluck proved Factory Five's GTM platform capable of not only surviving, but winning a TransAm Race. Team Dark Horse Racing placed 3rd for the SGT class and will be following up by showcasing the GTM at SEMA 2022.
The Month's Events
THE 2023 DHR RACE TEAM
A Look into Our 2023 Journey in the SGT Class of Trans Am
A Look Into the new DHR Type 65
Jump in with Cobra Daytona for an exclusive look at the new DHR Type 65 Daytona Coupe
Our Partners
ABOUT US
Lead Driver B.P. Gluck is a combat pilot, disabled veteran, and driver of the Factory 5 GTM in the Trans Am Series. Gluck is a two-time national champion in the American V-8 Supercar Series and has had multiple pole and podium finishing races at the American Road Race of Champions at Road Atlanta.
Notably, Gluck is proud to represent the members of the armed forces and veteran community. He served as a combat medic and Sergeant in the U.S. Army before becoming a military pilot. As a wounded veteran himself, Gluck is proud to assist charity organizations like the Wounded Warriors, and he is in good company. Dark Horse Racing utilizes current and former military members from nearly all backgrounds.