1/31/25 1/31/25

Michael de Quesada Joins Alegra Motorsports for the 2025 Porsche Carrera Cup North America

Alegra Motorsports is proud to welcome Michael de Quesada back to the team for the 2025 Porsche Carrera Cup North America. A former Rolex 24 at Daytona winner, de Quesada will pilot the No. 11 Porsche 911 GT3 Cup (992.1)as he returns to the highly competitive one-make series. With a strong history in IMSA, GT racing, and endurance events, he’s ready to take on some of North America’s most legendary circuits. Follow along as Alegra Motorsportsprepares for an exciting season ahead!

Bonar Bulger 6/25/24 Bonar Bulger 6/25/24

Carlos de Quesada’s Weekend at Watkins Glen

Carlos de Quesada faced a challenging weekend at Watkins Glen during the 2024 Porsche Carrera Cup North America. Despite an early incident in Race 1, he secured a 29th overall finish and 10th in the Masters category. In Race 2, Carlos maintained a steady performance, finishing 33rd overall and 11th in the Masters category. The weekend highlighted Alegra Motorsports’ dedication to racing and resilience on the track.

Bonar Bulger 6/14/24 Bonar Bulger 6/14/24

Alegra Motorsports: A Weekend to Remember at the Porsche Carrera Cup in Montreal

Alegra Motorsports battled the rain at the Porsche Carrera Cup in Montreal, with Carlos De Quesada securing a 2nd place finish in the Masters category.

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Racing Through Time: The Alegra Motorsports Odyssey

11/2/21 11/2/21

Alegra Motorsports’ father-son racing duo compete across land and sea in busy race weekend

Alegra Motorsports will take to the waves and track this coming weekend as the championship-winning team led by father-son duo Carlos and Michael de Quesada prepares a 50-foot carbon, Kevlar, and foam catamaran boat for the Race World Offshore World Championships taking place in Key West, Florida.

1/26/21 1/26/21

Setting sights on third 24 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona victory.

The Roar Before the 24 and the first-ever Motul Pole Award 100, the qualifying race that sets the starting grid for the Rolex 24 At Daytona that starts Saturday, January 30, has come to a close. Traditionally held weeks before the Rolex 24, this year's Roar had been shifted to one week before due to complications from COVID-19.