Emtron reports Emtron-managed cars dominating WTAC 2026

Emtron news post highlighting results at World Time Attack Challenge 2026, alongside a WTAC2026 sale announced 15 Sep.

Emtron, the Australian maker of motorsport engine control units (ECUs), posted a results summary from World Time Attack Challenge (WTAC) 2026, saying cars using its systems again filled the podiums. Rain ended the weekend earlier than planned. Emtron was also naming partner of the event's Emtron Pro Class, which was won by Todd Hazelwood and Tanuki Racing with a 1:19.303 lap.

Emtron listed the following results for Emtron-equipped cars: in Pro Open, the Dream Project S15 won with 1:22.005, a new class record, ahead of the Global Aircraft Services (GAS) Evo on 1:22.285. In Pro Am, the Got It Rex WRX was second (1:26.838) and the PR Tech Ginetta G55 third (1:27.706). The Bishop Evo won Open class with 1:27.481, its second consecutive Open win, with the GAS Evo Baby G second on 1:31.017. In Clubsprint, Alex Michalsky's Plazmaman-backed Evo 6 won with a class-record 1:29.928.

Emtron followed up with in-car videos from several of these cars on its EmNet news page, noting for example that the GAS Evo IX ran a KV12 ECU and an ED7M display/logger. Emtron also ran a WTAC 2026 sale around the event.