2025 IMSA Detroit Grand Prix
MagCanica’s software engineers Clay Walker and Patrick Paxson were on site at the 2025 Detroit Grand Prix to support IMSA officials by providing real-time trackside technical ass
MagCanica, Inc. designs, develops, and manufactures torque sensor systems for high performance in-vehicle and dynamometer applications,
such as automotive racing powertrains, energy sector high speed coupling shafts, turboshaft engines and associated rotorcraft transmissions.
MagCanica’s software engineers Clay Walker and Patrick Paxson were on site at the 2025 Detroit Grand Prix to support IMSA officials by providing real-time trackside technical ass
Mechanical Design and Application Engineers Gary Fernicola and Ihab Mogannam provided on-site support during the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race at Laguna Seca. Set ag
MagCanica returned to the scenic Spa racetrack in Belgium to support the third race of the 2025 WEC season. Principal Engineer Dejan Samardzic, accompanied by Alexander Yeh, El
MagCanica’s President, Sami Bitar, attended the Miami Formula 1 Grand Prix where he met with the FiA governing body as well as several customer F1 teams to review current status
As part of MagCanica’s continued efforts to advance and validate next-generation torque sensor technologies, engineers Brian Katan and Bryce Hegemier participated in a track test
MagCanica was pleased to continue its longstanding involvement with the World Endurance Championship (WEC) by attending the 6 Hours of Imola in April 2025. Our team, represented
MagCanica’s President, Sami Bitar, and Director of Operations Jenny Weyland, made a return to MagCanica’s “home” track for IMSA’s Acura Grand Prix of Long
MagCanica provided track support for this year’s European Le Mans Series (ELMS) Prologue in Barcelona. Principal Engineer, Dejan Samardzic, spent three days at the track workin
MagCanica provided trackside engineering support at the 2025 IMSA 12 Hours of Sebring race, marking our first year supporting the GTD and GTD Pro classes with our UHA torque sensor
MagCanica returned to Qatar with Mechanical Design and Application engineer, Andrew Feiner, and Senior Software and Embedded Systems Engineer, Brian Katan, supporting both the Prol
The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship continued its 2025 season with an official test session at Sebring International Raceway, where teams prepared for the upcoming Mobil 1
Ryan Kari, CTO, and Michael Callahan, Senior Engineer were honored to attend the IEEE TMAG conference in New Orleans, and present in Session Sensors and Applications II (BQ-03). Th