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With the race season just weeks away, Parella Motorsports Holdings (PMH) has named more than a dozen drivers to its 2024 class for the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship, providing assistance to dr…
Championship, formerly known as the F3 Americas Championship, under the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship. Sabre Cook, who finished fourth in the championship last season, will return for another shot at the title. Cook will be joined by two new scholarship recipients, Myles Rowe and Spike Kohlbecker. Both Rowe and Kohlbecker come from successful karting backgrounds and are making the transition to open-wheel racing. Canadian driver Manuel Sulaiman will also compete in the Ligier JS F4 Championship as a scholarship recipient, bringing his experience from competing in the Indy Pro 2000 series.
In the Formula Regional Americas Championship, three scholarship recipients will compete under the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship. Jordan Missig, who finished third in the championship last season, will return for another season with Newman Wachs Racing. Joining him will be first-time recipients Ryan MacDermid and Emily Linscott. MacDermid and Linscott both have experience racing in various formula car series and will be looking to make their mark in the championship.
Lastly, the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship will support two drivers competing in the Sportscar Vintage Racing Association (SVRA). Adrian Lawrence, who has been a supporter of the scholarship program since its inception, will continue to race in the SVRA as a scholarship recipient. He will be joined by Sam Ryan, a young up-and-coming driver making his debut in the series.
Overall, the PMH Powering Diversity Scholarship continues to provide opportunities for drivers from diverse backgrounds to pursue their racing careers and develop their skills with the support of experienced mentors and teams. The 2024 class includes drivers competing in various race series, including the Trans Am Series, Ligier JS F4 Championship, Formula Regional Americas Championship, and SVRA, with the aim of creating a more diverse and inclusive motorsport community.
