About Precision Racing LA
Precision Racing LA is an in-house pro racing team based in Los Angeles, California. Formed in 2023 by L.A. Honda World Racing, w bring years of experience in SRO and IMSA competition. The Precision Racing LA name speaks to our drive in delivering the most professional experience, our demonstration in attention to detail, and our endless pursuit to achieve the top step of the podium.
Meet our Team
Celso Neto
Ryan Eversley
Megan Tomlinson
Ron Tomlinson
Daniel Martin
Team Director
Eric Cantore
Crew Chief
Justin Jang
Team Engineer
Elton Wong
Data Asst Engineer
Juan Banuelos
Mechanic
CJ Lukacs
Crew Member
Jesse Mata
Mechanic
Aidan Yoder
Aidan Yoder began his racing career at the age of 11 in the Los Angeles Karting Championship (LAKC). In his short career, he’s had the opportunity to compete in two full US F4 Championships, as well as the Yacademy Winter Series where he would go on to win the title in 2020. Aidan then transitioned to sportscars, racing in the WRLEC as well as Lamborghini Super Trofeo the following season. Precision Racing LA marks the next step in his racing career.
Cat Lauren
Cat Lauren is an up and coming driver and recent participant in the Honda Performance Development GT3 Driver Academy. The GR Cup marks her first full time appearance in SRO as she previously competed in regional sprint and endurance championships. Cat aims to use the GR Cup as the first of many steps as she ascends the sportscar racing ladder.
Spencer Schmidt
Spencer Schmidt, a Las Vegas native, only recently began pursuing a career in motorsports. Like many racers, he came up through the Skip Barber Racing School, where he also competes full time in the Skip Barber Formula Race Series. Spencer bringa his open wheel experience into the GT ranks as he adds the GR Cup to his resume. He also comes from a racing family, and will be following a similar path to his father, former IndyCar driver and team owner, Sam Schmidt, in pursuing a career as a pro driver.
Jaxon Bell
Jaxon Bell, son of long time IndyCar and sportscar racer Townsend Bell, made his sportscar racing debut with Precision Racing LA in 2023. Prior to the GR Cup, Jaxon competed in the Skip Barber Formula Race Series. Alongside his GR Cup campaign, he also raced full time in the 2023 Skip Barber Formula Races Series as well. Like his teammate, Spencer, Jaxon will also be following in his father’s footsteps as he purses a career in racing.
Henry Drury
Henry Drury will race the GR Cup with PT Autosport in the #88 car, in partnership with PRLA. Drury’s journey into racing is nothing short of remarkable. While training for the Olympics, Henry's aspirations ended abruptly with a career-ending spinal injury. During his nine-year recovery, he found his competitive fire again through sim racing. In 2022, Drury won the PT Autosport Aspiring Driver Shootout and a two-year slot in the team’s junior driver program. After exceeding expectations in GR Cup testing late last year, Drury got the call to race GR Cup for 2024, a dream come true.
Alexandra Hainer
Alexandra Hainer will represent PRLA in the GR Cup in the #43 car. Hainer grew up at the racetrack watching her IMSA champion dad compete and was inspired to follow in his footsteps. Hainer has been a routine competitor in the Porsche Owners Club series over the past 9 years and is a Los Angeles native.
Spencer Bucknum
Spencer Bucknum is a third generation driver, an open wheel racing champion, and currently an instructor at Radford Racing School. His father and grandfather competed in both Indy and Formula One. Spencer will be looking to continue this racing lineage in the Toyota GR Cup . Spencer currently resides in Phoenix, AZ.
Harry Cheung
Driver of the number 07 Toyota Supra GT4 race car. Harry Cheung, a former driver for Precision Racing LA’s sister team, LA Honda World Racing, returns in his bid to take on the new GT4 Championship. He’s also a long time sports car racer, having raced everything from Ferrari Challenge, to Maseratis, to Honda Civics. Harry brings a wealth of experience to Precision Racing LA.