M1RA

M1RA is Hungarian auto racing team, based in Kecskemét, currently competing in TCR Europe Touring Car Series. The team was founded by World Touring Car Cup driver Norbert Michelisz and race engineer Dávid Bári.

TCR International Series (2017)
In March 2017 Michelisz and Bári announced the formation of M1RA racing team to compete in the TCR International Series. Many of the team's staff also came from the B3 Racing team, which folded at the end of the 2016 season. Due to Michelisz being factory Honda driver in the World Touring Car Championship at the time, the team raced with JAS Motorsport-built Honda Civic Type R cars. For the team's first season the team hired 2016 TCR Italy champion Roberto Colciago and the former B3 Racing driver Attila Tassi. Occasionaly the team entered 3rd Civic - at Hungarroring Michelisz was entered (he also entered in Buriram as replacement for the injured Colciago), Giacomo Altoè entered in Thailand while 2016 and 2017 ADAC TCR Germany champion Josh Files entered the season finale in Dubai. Tassi was in contention for the drivers' title until the final round, but in the end finished 2nd, 29 points behind Jean-Karl Vernay. M1RA finished as the teams' champions, 62 points ahead of Craft-Bamboo Racing.

TCR Europe Touring Car Series (2018–present)
With the establishment of the FIA World Touring Car Cup and the disbandment of the TCR International Series, M1RA moved to the TCR Europe Series. With Michelisz moving to Hyundai-supported BRC Racing Team in WTCR, M1RA also switched to the Hyundai i30 N TCR. Dániel Nagy was signed from Zengő Motorsport, replacing Tassi, who joined KCMG as Honda test driver. Nagy was joined by the Portuguese Francisco Mora. Mora left the team after Hungarroring and was replaced by Nicola Baldan at Monza and by Michelisz at Barcelona. The team finished 4th in the teams standings with Nagy being 5th in the drivers standings.

For the 2019 season Nagy was retained by the team, now partnered with 2018 TCR Asia Series and 2019 TCR Malaysia champion Luca Engstler. Both drivers were then selected as part of the Hyundai Junior Driver programme. Nagy abruptly left the team mid-season with Zsolt Szabó being named as his replacement for the remainder of the season.

Notable drivers
The following drivers have raced for the team:
 * Giacomo Altoè (2017)
 * Nicola Baldan (2018)
 * Roberto Colciago (2017)
 * Luca Engstler (2019–present)
 * Josh Files (2017)
 * Norbert Michelisz (2017–18)
 * Francisco Mora (2018)
 * Dániel Nagy (2018–19)
 * Zsolt Szabó (2019–present)
 * Attila Tassi (2017)