RealTime Racing

RealTime Racing is an American professional motorsports team founded in 1987 by Peter Cunningham and headquartered in Saukville, just north of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The team campaigned a variety of Honda Civic automobiles in the International Ice Racing Association, leading to IIRA titles for Cunningham in 1987, 1989 and 1990.

Fielding an Acura Integra GS-R, Cunningham won the Production Category National Championship and the prestigious Woodner Cup in 1993.

In its first BMW venture, the team scored five front-row starting positions and four podium finishes, including a race win at St. Croix, all with Cunningham at the wheel.

The team won three races with the RSX in the model's debut season and finished second in the Drivers’ Championship with Kleinubing.

RTR moved to the new GTS category in 2010 with Cunningham and Nick Esayian each taking home race victories that year.

The team briefly and successfully added a Honda Civic Si to their stable at the Grand Prix of Toronto where driver Nick Wittmer won the Touring Car race.

[4] In 2014, RealTime switched to the new Acura TLX, entering a factory-backed car in the GT class at the Mid-Ohio and Sonoma rounds, with Peter Cunningham claiming a best result of 13th.