MARICOPIA, Ariz., (October 2, 2026) — Flying Lizard Motorsports will partner with LLH Motorsports for the McLaren Trophy America season finale at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, October 8–11, fielding the No. 77 McLaren in the Am class for Michael Suco Jr. and Flying Lizard Motorsports Principal Darren Law at the wheel.

The partnership brings together long-time colleagues LLH Motorsports CEO Jeff Stone and Flying Lizard principal Darren Law for the final event of the McLaren Trophy America season at one of the most iconic venues in American motorsports. Suco joins the LLH Motorsports operation with experience spanning both karting and open-wheel competition. Beginning his motorsports journey in karting at age 16, he went on to compete in the highly competitive 2024 USF Juniors championship, the opening step on the USF Pro Championships development ladder.

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“I am excited to get back behind the wheel and collaborate once again with my long-time friend, Jeff Stone,” said Team Principal Darren Law. “It is also a pleasure to welcome Michael Suco to our program. Michael brings a strong background from the junior formula car series, and we have been working closely to get him acclimated to GT cars. Following a productive test program at our home track, Apex Motor Club, as well as recent testing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, he has already shown immense promise. With several guests from LLH Motorsports joining us on-site, we are looking forward to a fantastic debut weekend for this program.”

For Law, Indianapolis marks a return to the cockpit after most recently competing in the BMW M Endurance Challenge at Daytona International Speedway in January. A long-time professional prototype and GT driver, former champion and overall winner of the Daytona 24 hour in addition to his leadership role with Flying Lizard Motorsports, Law will bring his experience to the No. 77 as he shares driving duties with Suco.

The Indianapolis weekend will close out the 2026 McLaren Trophy America season, with Flying Lizard Motorsports continuing its involvement in the championship following a season of competition with multiple entries.

On-track activity at Indianapolis Motor Speedway begins Thursday, October 8, with the McLaren Trophy America season concluding Sunday, October 11.