Revolution Racing has officially joined the Major League Sim Racing team roster, bringing a four-driver lineup built to compete across the A Open, B Open, and C Open Series.
The team enters MLSR with Chris Romano in the No. 44, a driver already carrying a reputation as one of the most versatile competitors in the field. Romano has shown the ability to win at virtually any track and in any series, giving Revolution Racing an immediate centerpiece as the organization begins its MLSR campaign.
Romano is joined by Lucas Bray in the No. 57, John Shields in the No. 21, and Mike Eldridge in the No. 90, forming a strong opening roster for team owner Gregory Vadnais. With Romano also listed as the team’s engineer and setup builder, Revolution Racing brings both driver talent and technical direction into its first season.
As MLSR continues building a professional sim racing structure across multiple divisions, Revolution Racing enters as a team with the pieces to become competitive quickly. With a proven winner leading the program and a full four-driver roster in place, the organization gives itself a strong foundation from day one.