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Random Vandals Racing is stepping up its GT4 programme for 2026 with a full-season IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge assault, fielding a pair of BMW M4 GT4 EVOs. Running two cars isn’t just about grid presence—it’s about accelerating development, sharpening set-up direction and giving the team more chances to convert pace into points across a long, hard-fought calendar.
The headline partnership comes with the #38 entry, run under the ST Racing by Random Vandals Racing banner. BMW works driver Bill Auberlen teams up with BMW Brand Ambassador Samantha Tan, a pairing that blends decades of racecraft with proven GT pace. In a category where braking precision, tyre management and clean execution decide outcomes, that driver combination looks built for the GS class grind.
Alongside it sits the #92 M4 GT4 EVO, driven by Robert Megennis and Nicky Hays. Megennis brings experience in the series in BMW machinery, while Hays arrives with serious momentum after earning the 2026–27 IMSA Diverse Driver Development Scholarship. It’s the sort of line-up that can build quickly—strong stints, disciplined strategy and a car that stays consistent as conditions change.
With the season beginning at Daytona, the early races will be a test of preparation as much as outright speed: dialling in traction on corner exit, keeping the front end keyed-in through long stints, and maintaining stable tyre wear as the fuel burns off. If Random Vandals can hit that baseline early, two M4 GT4 EVOs give them every chance to be a factor from the opening round to the final chequered flag.
