About RWE

Humble Roots
RWE has a tenured history in motorsports. Beginning in 2009 with Time Attack and club racing, we quickly advanced into numerous professional racing series. Our team has held multiple championships, race wins and podium finishes in every series in addition to setting multiple track records since day one.
We are exceptionally proud of our racing history and progress forward as we continue to expand our championship-winning team.

The Team
RWE boasts a full team of motorsport industry professionals. Each team member has been carefully selected for the individual skills they offer and screened to ensure they perform well under the pressures of professional racing.
With our on staff race engineer, data analyst, car chief, crew chief, tire specialist and mechanics, our team consists entirely of seasoned professionals. Race days work like a well-oiled machine and we ensure each vehicle is 100% prepped and ready for domination, with no obstacle too big to handle.

The Beginning
RWE's earliest days in professional racing began in 2017 with the VLN Endurance Championship on the Nurburgring where the team secured a top-3 finish.
In later 2019, we joined SRO America in the GT4 class. Running two Ginetta GT4's and our Audi R8 later in the season, we secured multiple podiums that resulted in a 3rd place overall win in the championship.

Porsche Sprint Champions
A definitive shift into Porsche, RWE developed the latest 991 Cup Car chassis at Yokohama Drivers Cup and Porsche Sprint Challenge in 2022. This development period brought some trophies of its own and cemented Casey's ability to bring home an undisputed Porsche Sprint Challenge championship win in 2023.

True Contenders
Following the success of last season, the team advanced into the 992 class of Porsche Sprint Challenge for 2024. Along with the new chassis came a talented new driver, James Li.
Despite numerous challenges, James and Casey proved to be a force to be reckoned with, securing second and third in the championship and reinforcing RWE’s reputation as one of the premier teams in modern motorsport.

Inaugural Championship
2025 presented a new opportunity for RWE to shine, marking the team's return to SRO for the inaugural McLaren Trophy series. Campaigning the new Artura Trophy EVO, RWE fielded two cars with two driver pairings.
James and Casey teamed up to form the #74 "Lightning McLaren", once again proving their prowess by bringing home the Pro Championship title.
Sim-racing veteran John Dempsey and racing legend Andrew Davis joined RWE in the #10 entry, showcasing their strength with an impressive second-place finish in the Pro-Am championship.

Charging Ahead
RWE continues to move forward with a relentless drive for precision, performance, and progress. As the team evolves, it continues to create new opportunities on and off the track to innovate, compete, and grow together.
For those who share the same pursuit of excellence, RWE remains a place where ambition finds purpose and results are earned.

