
#21 CUPRA Leon VZ TCR
Prepared for William Tally and Caleb Bacon with an endurance-focused setup built around consistency, braking confidence and predictable race balance.
Two VGR entries. One homologated touring-car platform engineered for the demands of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.

Prepared for William Tally and Caleb Bacon with an endurance-focused setup built around consistency, braking confidence and predictable race balance.

Driven by Tyler Gonzalez and Steven Clemons, the No. 99 combines VGR setup development with the latest CUPRA VZ TCR aerodynamic and front-axle package.
The VZ TCR converts CUPRA’s five-door production silhouette into a purpose-built touring car. Its major systems are arranged to support aerodynamic efficiency, repeatable braking, rapid service and precise front-wheel-drive performance.
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VZ bodywork, splitter and revised front-axle geometry manage airflow while sharpening turn-in response.
The transverse 1,984 cc turbocharged inline-four is integrated with dedicated race cooling and control systems.
The competition cockpit combines the homologated safety structure, open-top steering wheel and seven-inch driver display.
The rear wing works with the body profile and floor airflow to balance the front aerodynamic load.
The VZ TCR retains CUPRA’s recognizable lighting signature and five-door proportions while adding functional racing surfaces: a vented hood, widened bodywork, front splitter, flat-floor airflow management and an adjustable rear wing.

Cooling and front downforce

Wide-track touring-car stance

Adjustable aerodynamic balance
Reference data: CUPRA Racing and the official TCR homologated-car listing. Configuration and Balance of Performance may vary by event.