CORVETTE RACING AT WATKINS GLEN: Back to Racing in the U.S.

CORVETTE RACING AT WATKINS GLEN: Back to Racing in the U.S.
Returning to North America with Driver’s, Manufacturer, Team GT Le Mans points lead

Six-hour endurance event plays into strengths of Corvette Racing
Gavin, Milner enter with GTLM season and Endurance Cup points lead
Garcia, Magnussen winners at Sahlen’s Six Hours in 2014

DETROIT (June 28, 2016) – Corvette Racing has returned from across the Atlantic and is set to resume its GT Le Mans (GTLM) campaign in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship this weekend at Watkins Glen International. The Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen is the fifth IMSA event for Corvette Racing and kicks off a run of three events in four weeks. Continue reading CORVETTE RACING AT WATKINS GLEN: Back to Racing in the U.S.

Sweet and Shirley Look Forward to Outlaw Clay Classic

Sweet and Shirley Look Forward to Outlaw Clay Classic
Outlaw Clay Classic takes on Rockford Speedway on June 29 and 30
ROCKFORD, Ill. – June 27, 2016 – The ‘Dirt Takeover’ is underway at Rockford Speedway as Illinois river clay is currently being spread across America’s favorite paved short track in preparation for the Outlaw Clay Classic and the World of Outlaws Craftsman® Sprint Car Series and World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series on Wednesday, June 29 and Thursday, June 30. Continue reading Sweet and Shirley Look Forward to Outlaw Clay Classic

Scelzi Closes All Star Ohio Speedweek with Top-10 Finish at Eldora

Scelzi Closes All Star Ohio Speedweek with Top-10 Finish at Eldora

Inside Line Promotions – ROSSBURG, Ohio (June 27, 2016) – Dominic Scelzi capped his inaugural Ohio Speedweek with a top-10 finish during his debut at the famed Eldora Speedway last Saturday.

“To go to Eldora and get a top 10, I was really happy with that and to end Speedweek with a good finish like that was great,” he said.

The Speedweek, which had eight Arctic Cat All Star Circuit of Champions races in nine days throughout Ohio, was a learning experience for Scelzi.

“It was the toughest week of racing in my entire life, but it was so much fun to see so many tracks and race with some of the best guys in the country,” he said. “They have some of the stoutest competition in the country. It was great to learn and get an idea of what’s it like racing back in Ohio. The tracks are completely different than in California. They are very dry, dusty and definitely a new challenge that takes getting used to compared to the heavy style of tracks in California.”

Scelzi had several bright moments throughout the difficult week. His first came a week ago Monday at Wayne County Speedway in Orrville, Ohio, where Scelzi opened the night by qualifying 24th quickest overall and fastest in his group.

“We went quick time in group four,” he said. “That was huge for us. The track was so similar to (Thunderbowl Raceway in) Tulare in every aspect. I felt really, really comfortable. We went fourth to second in the heat race and I felt like we had something in the main event.

“We were up to seventh at one point in the main event. I was running in eighth and went down into turn three and hit a hole. It lifted the car up and spun me around. It was a bummer because we were so fast to run in the top 10. Luckily it didn’t tear anything up. We were able to restart and get around a few cars.”

Scelzi rebounded from the spin, which forced him to restart at the back of the field, to post a 13th-place finish.

The other Speedweek main event he advanced into came during the finale last Saturday at Eldora Speedway, where Scelzi timed in 22nd quickest and seventh in his group. He then powered from seventh to fourth place in a heat race to lock into the 15th starting position for the main event.

“It was unlike anything else I’d been to,” he said. “I felt a comfort right away in hot laps. It was one of those places that was so fast and so banked, but it had similarities to Knoxville Raceway and I-80 Speedway if they were mixed together. That was huge with me feeling comfortable quickly.

“We were able to get to eighth in the first six or seven laps of the feature. I got to racing with Kraig (Kinser) and it burned my left rear tire off so we weren’t able to move forward any further.”

Scelzi ended with a ninth-place result, which marked his ninth top 10 of the season.

Here is a video of the main event: https://youtu.be/DvtsOAuvdZ0.

He is scheduled to return to National Sprint League competition this Friday and Saturday at Knoxville Raceway in Knoxville, Iowa, where he scored a seventh-place finish during his debut earlier this month.

Giovanni Scelzi Wins Third Straight Micro Sprint Feature and Records Third Career Podium in Sprint Car

Giovanni Scelzi Wins Third Straight Micro Sprint Feature and Records Third Career Podium in Sprint Car

Inside Line Promotions – ANTIOCH, Calif. (June 27, 2016) – Giovanni Scelzi scored his third straight victory in his family owned micro sprint last Friday to open a weekend doubleheader that was capped with a podium finish in a 360ci winged sprint car.

“It was a great weekend for our team,” he said. “We’re on top of the world.” Continue reading Giovanni Scelzi Wins Third Straight Micro Sprint Feature and Records Third Career Podium in Sprint Car

JASON LINE WINS RACE #12 FOR TEAM SUMMIT RACING AT NORWALK

ASON LINE WINS RACE #12 FOR TEAM SUMMIT RACING AT NORWALK

Norwalk, Ohio (June 26, 2016) – Team Summit Racing claimed win number 12 when Jason Line won the NHRA Summit Racing Equipment Nationals in Norwalk, Ohio. It was the sixth all-Summit final with Line facing off against teammate Greg Anderson at Summit Racing Equipment Motorsports Park.

Line and Anderson also secured spots in the NHRA Mello Yello Countdown to the Championship. The last time a driver clinched a spot this early in the season was Tony Schumacher in 2008.

“To win a Summit Racing event, in a Summit Racing car, at Summit Racing’s home track is a huge deal,” Line said. “Greg and I have been very fortunate to be able to make that happen a lot throughout our racing careers.” Continue reading JASON LINE WINS RACE #12 FOR TEAM SUMMIT RACING AT NORWALK

2017 Acura NSX Supercar Claims Class Victory in North American Racing Debut at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb

2017 Acura NSX Supercar Claims Class Victory in North American Racing Debut at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb

• Acura NSX wins its North American racing debut by more than 11 seconds
• American-built NSX wins Time Attack 2 class at 100th running of the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb
• NSX-inspired Acura 4-Motor EV Concept finishes second in the Electric Modified Class Continue reading 2017 Acura NSX Supercar Claims Class Victory in North American Racing Debut at Pikes Peak International Hill Climb

NHRA–Norwalk

Top Fuel — Shawn Langdon, 3.846 seconds, 319.75 mph def. J.R. Todd, 3.937 seconds, 285.05 mph.

Funny Car — Ron Capps, Dodge Charger, 3.956, 317.49 def. Courtney Force, Chevy Camaro, 4.010, 314.17.

Pro Stock — Jason Line, Chevy Camaro, 6.678, 208.42 def. Greg Anderson, Camaro, 6.717, 208.36

Pro Stock Motorcycle — Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Davidson, 6.926, 194.72 def. Andrew Hines, Harley-Davidson, 6.937, 193.29.

Pro Modified — Bill Glidden, Chevy Camaro, 5.893, 245.63 def. Bob Rahaim, Chevy Corvette, Foul – Red Light.

Top Alcohol Dragster — Rich McPhillips, ARP Car 5.434, 267.16 def. Jeff Veale, Broke – No Show.

Top Alcohol Funny Car — Jonnie Lindberg, Chevy Camaro, 5.546, 266.95 def. Kris Hool, Camaro, 5.646, 261.07.

Competition Eliminator — Doug Doll Jr., Dragster, 7.474, 165.70 def. Frank Cervelli, Dragster, 6.853, 194.04.

Super Stock — Rick Baehr, Chevy Camaro, 10.618, 122.05 def. Nick Morris, Ford Mustang, 9.943, 129.49.

Stock Eliminator — Joe Santangelo, Chevy Camaro, 10.695, 112.98 def. Craig Marshall, Dodge Dart, 11.104, 113.19.

Super Comp — Don Higgins, Dragster, 8.892, 176.58 def. Ray Connolly, Dragster, 8.874, 177.56.

Super Gas — Steve Collier, Chevy Vega, 9.923, 163.49 def. Rusty Cook, Chevy Corvette, 9.965, 162.22.

Top Dragster presented by RacingRVs.com — Lauren Freer, Dragster, 6.421, 215.20 def. Danny Nelson, Dragster, 6.485, 216.10.

Top Sportsman presented by RacingRVs.com — Gary Wojnowski Jr., Chevy Monte Carlo, 6.916, 194.94 def. Larry Demers, Chevy Cobalt, 7.313, 189.73.

Factory Stock Showdown — David Barton, Chevy Camaro, 8.410, 162.84 def. Bruno Massel, Chevy Camaro, 8.522, 160.71.

AA Gassers — Brian Spotts, Anglia, 5.677, 123.88 def. Alan Borowski, Anglia, 5.692, 124.22.

Honda Powers Romain Dumas To 2016 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Victory

Honda Powers Romain Dumas To 2016 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Victory
• Dumas and Honda power back up 2014 victory with 2016 crown
• Team is second-ever to break the nine-minute barrier in event
• Honda/Acura score class victory for 15th consecutive year

PIKES PEAK, Colo. (June 26, 2016) – Started as an after-hours project by a small team of Honda Performance Development engineers, an HPD-built Honda engine today propelled Romain Dumas to the summit of Pikes Peak ahead of a talented field to win the Broadmoor Pikes Peak International Hill Climb for the second time in the last three years.

The Honda powerplant propelled Dumas to the top of the 14,115-foot mountain in a time of 8:51.445 (81.288 mph), marking just the second car ever to cover the 12.42-mile road course in less than nine minutes. Rhys Millen would later join Dumas in getting under nine minutes, but his time of 8:57.118 left him more than five seconds behind the leader. Continue reading Honda Powers Romain Dumas To 2016 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Victory

Blaney Stays On Course, Finishes 23rd At Sonoma

Blaney Stays On Course, Finishes 23rd At Sonoma

June 26, 2016

Rookie Ryan Blaney, his rookie crew chief Jeremy Bullins and the Motorcraft/Quick Lane team turned in a commendable performance in Blaney’s first Sprint Cup race on a road course.

Blaney started 26th in Sunday’s 110-lap race at Sonoma Raceway, stayed on the course all afternoon and came home with a 23rd-place finish.

Bullins made the right strategy calls, making his first stops on Laps 18 and 42 and picking up track position in the process both times. That allowed Blaney to race among the top 10 and top 15 for most of the ensuing runs. Continue reading Blaney Stays On Course, Finishes 23rd At Sonoma

Seventh Win of Season for Mopar as Capps Drives Dodge Charger Funny Car to Historic Norwalk Victory

Seventh Win of Season for Mopar as Capps Drives Dodge Charger Funny Car to Historic Norwalk Victory

· Points leader Ron Capps takes Mopar Dodge Charger R/T to fourth win in fifth final round at Norwalk event
· Norwalk NHRA race marks eighth final round of 12 this season in which a Mopar Dodge Charger has raced for the trophy
· With win, Mopar holds seven of 12 event titles in 2016
· Don Schumacher Racing (DSR) driver Capps ties legendary NHRA nitro competitor Don “The Snake” Prudhomme at 49 on all-time win list
· En route to Norwalk final, Capps becomes sixth NHRA driver to compete in 1,000 elimination rounds
· Capps retains Funny Car points lead
· Last week’s Bristol winner Tommy Johnson Jr. takes Mopar Dodge Charger to Norwalk semifinals, moves up to No. 6 in standings
· Reigning Pro Stock champion and Mopar Performance Dodge Dart pilot Erica Enders claims round win
· Jeg Coughlin Jr. looks for increased winnings ahead in “Magneti Marelli Offered by Mopar” JEGS.com Dodge Dart Continue reading Seventh Win of Season for Mopar as Capps Drives Dodge Charger Funny Car to Historic Norwalk Victory

Richard Childress Racing–Sonoma 350

Austin Dillon and the No. 3 Dow Racing Team Earn 22nd-Place Finish at Sonoma Raceway

“It’s not the finish we wanted, but I’m proud of my Dow Polyurethane and Utility Trailer guys. They never gave up. Passing was pretty difficult today so restarts were important. On the second to last restart, I went off course a little and lost quite a few positions. The guys said to go for it, so that’s what I was trying to do. I hate that I lost a few positions on that restart because we were never able to make up the positions before the end of the race. It’s ok because we’re in this together and we’ll be back stronger for the next road course race at Watkins Glen International in a few weeks.”

– Austin Dillon

First road course race of 2015 ends with the No. 27 Richmond/Menards Chevrolet Team in 16th place

“We were optimistic heading into today’s race in Sonoma. The guys worked hard all weekend and we made some gains on this Richmond/Menards Chevy. It really showed on Saturday when we went out and qualified ninth. Today’s race didn’t go quite as planned. We had a strategy in place, but that second caution came out and threw us off. The car was handling well, but could’ve handled better in Turn 10 and the low-speed corners. We fought that all day. Overall it’s been a good weekend. I have to thank my guys for all their work.”

– Paul Menard

Ryan Newman Cruises to Eighth-Place Finish at Sonoma Raceway in the WIX Filters Chevrolet

“We started the race off a little loose in the left-hand turns and a little tight in the right-hand turns but my crew chief Luke Lambert and the WIX Filters team fixed me up during the first and second pit stops of the day. We made contact with the soft wall outside Turn 4 towards the end of the race but didn’t really sustain any damage. I think those last couple of caution flags helped cool our tires down and we were able to pick up an extra few spots before the end of the race. Overall it was a good day for the WIX Filters Chevrolet team.”

– Ryan Newman

COURTNEY FORCE RUNNER-UP AGAIN IN NORWALK

COURTNEY FORCE RUNNER-UP AGAIN IN NORWALK

NORWALK, OH — For the second year in a row, Courtney Force and the Traxxas team are leaving the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals with a runner-up finish. Force dismissed John Hale, Alexis DeJoria and Tommy Johnson Jr. and advanced to the final round, ultimately moving her from third to second in the NHRA Mello Yello Funny Car point standings, before falling to Ron Capps in the final round.

“It was an awesome weekend for our Traxxas team, The Fastest Name in Radio Control. I’m really excited. We went all the way to the final round today. This is the second year in a row we have gone to the final here. I was really hoping we could get it done this weekend, but I know we have a really good race car and we even gathered enough points this weekend to move our Traxxas team up to the No. 2 position in the points,” said Force. Continue reading COURTNEY FORCE RUNNER-UP AGAIN IN NORWALK

Chevy Racing–NASCAR–Sonoma–Tony Stewart, winner

NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES
TOYOTA SAVE MART 350
SONOMA RACEWAY
TEAM CHEVY POST RACE PRESS CONF. TRANSCRIPT
JUNE 26, 2016

TONY STEWART TAKES THRILLING WIN AT SONOMA
Five Chevy SS Drivers Earn Top 10 Finishes at California Road Course

SONOMA, Calif. (June 26, 2016) – Tony Stewart made an epic last-lap pass in his No. 14 Code 3 Associates/Mobil 1 Chevrolet SS to claim his 49th career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory and third triumph at Sonoma Raceway in today’s Toyota Save Mart 350. It has been 110 races, 84 in which Stewart has competed, since the Stewart-Haas Racing (SHR) co-owner last visited Victory Lane at Dover in October 2013.

At his admitted favorite track on the circuit, the 45-year-old Cup Series veteran and three-time champion played the pit strategy game and held off two hard charging competitors to claim a win in his final season as a full-time Sprint Cup Series driver. Although the win does not officially punch Stewart’s ticket into the Chase, he now sits only nine points out of the pinnacle 30th position in the point standings, with 10 races remaining before the Chase grid is decided. Continue reading Chevy Racing–NASCAR–Sonoma–Tony Stewart, winner

RealTime Racing Acuras Dominate Road America

RealTime Racing Acuras Dominate Road America
• Ryan Eversley claims two flag-to-flag victories in doubleheader race weekend
• Adds victory on Sunday to Saturday triumph
• Peter Cunningham completes 1-2 Acura Saturday sweep, runs 4th on Sunday

ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (June 26, 2016) – Acura’s Ryan Eversley completed a sweep of the Pirelli World Challenge doubleheader race weekend at Road America, adding a second flag-to-flag victory in Sunday’s 50-minute race to his equally dominant winning performance on Saturday.

In Saturday’s opener, Eversley swept into the lead in the run to the first turn, and never looked back, heading a 1-2 finish for Acura Motorsports and RealTime Racing. Teammate Peter Cunningham completed the sweep, bringing his Acura TLX GT home second in the first of this weekend’s two races at Road America in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. Continue reading RealTime Racing Acuras Dominate Road America

Will Power Puts Chevy in Victory Lane at Road America

Will Power Puts Chevy in Victory Lane at Road America
27th Career Victory Puts 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series Champion to Third in Standings

· Power came into Road America seventh in points – 117 points behind – and leaves the Wisconsin track third in the standings, 81 points down to leader Simon Pagenaud
· Tony Kanaan gives Chevrolet 1-2 finish in Verizon IndyCar Series popular return to Wisconsin’s Road America
· Victory gives Chevrolet eighth victory in nine completed races in 2016 including every road and street course race
· Team Chevy drivers captured seven of the top-nine finishing positions
· Verizon IndyCar Series return to Road America brought the largest fan attendance in the 61-year history of the facility

ELKHART LAKE, Wis. (June 26, 2016) – Will Power started on pole and led 46 of the 50 laps in today’s Kohler Grand Prix at Road America to capture the 27th career win of his Verizon IndyCar Series career. The driver of the No. 12 Team Penske Chevrolet took the lead down the hill into Turn One at the start and other than lead exchanges during green flag pit stops, never relinquished the top spot. Continue reading Will Power Puts Chevy in Victory Lane at Road America

Chevy Racing–NASCAR–Sonoma–Post Race

NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES
TOYOTA SAVE MART 350
SONOMA RACEWAY
TEAM CHEVY POST RACE NOTES AND QUOTES
JUNE 26, 2016

TONY STEWART, NO. 14 CODE 3 ASSOCIATES/MOBIL 1 CHEVROLET SS – RACE WINNER
IS THE IMPACT OF THIS WIN EVEN MORE MEANINGFUL BECAUSE OF THE TIMING OF IT?
“They’re all good; it doesn’t matter where you get them. But, we ran close to those guys all day. We just got stuck back in traffic. It’s pretty ironic the last one we got was in a Code 3 car and I’m proud to do it again. I’m proud of Mobil 1 and Bass Pro and everybody. It’s just an awesome job.”

WHEN YOU LOOK AT YOUR LEGENDARY CAREER AND YOUR EIGHTH ROAD COURSE WIN AND YOUR FINAL YEAR, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO CHALK-UP ANOTHER ONE ON YOUR RACING RESUME?
“Especially at a place you’re going to for the last time, it means a bunch. It’s special, trust me.”
Continue reading Chevy Racing–NASCAR–Sonoma–Post Race

Chevy Racing–NASCAR–Sonoma–Tony Stewart

NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES
TOYOTA SAVE MART 350
SONOMA RACEWAY
TEAM CHEVY DRIVER RACE NOTES & QUOTES
JUNE 26, 2016

TONY STEWART, NO. 14 CODE 3 ASSOC/MOBIL 1 CHEVROLET SS – RACE WINNER
IS THE IMPACT OF THIS WIN EVEN MORE MEANINGFUL BECAUSE OF THE TIMING OF IT?
“They’re all good; it doesn’t matter where you get them. But, we ran close to those guys all day. We just got stuck back in traffic. It’s pretty ironic the last one we got was in a Code 3 car and I’m proud to do it again. I’m proud of Mobil 1 and Bass Pro and everybody. It’s just an awesome job.”

WHEN YOU LOOK AT YOUR LEGENDARY CAREER AND YOUR EIGHTH ROAD COURSE WIN AND YOUR FINAL YEAR, WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO CHALK-UP ANOTHER ONE ON YOUR RACING RESUME?
“Especially at a place you’re going to for the last time, it means a bunch. It’s special, trust me.”

I REMEMBER YOUR DAD, WHEN YOU WON THE BRICKYARD FOR THE FIRST TIME. HE KEPT WAVING YOU ON. THAT’S WHAT HE WAS DOING TODAY. WALK US THROUGH THAT EXCITING LAST LAP, AND THEN DENNY HAMLIN’S COMMENTS THROUGH THE CAR WINDOW TO YOU
“I made mistakes the last two laps. I had just a little bit too much rear brake for Turn 7, and wheel-hopped it two laps in a row. But, I felt a nudge when I got down there and he knew where it was and he did the right thing doing it there; but if I could get to him, he knew what was coming. He told me he was proud of me. He knows what it means. We were teammates for a long time and we respect each other a lot.”

JEGS.com ace Troy Coughlin Sr. sees red in battle of Pro Mod stars

JEGS.com ace Troy Coughlin Sr. sees red in battle of Pro Mod stars
NORWALK, Ohio (June 26) — In a battle of Pro Mod superstars, Troy Coughlin Sr. came out on the losing end — this time — against Rickie Smith in the second round of the Real Pro Mod Association NHRA J&A Service Pro Mod Series race on Sunday in Norwalk.

Troy Coughlin Sr.
Coughlin and Smith have won the last four NHRA Pro Mod championships, with the JEGS.com driver winning in 2012 and 2015 and Smith in 2013-14. Sunday in Norwalk, the race was over early as Coughlin red-lit for what he believed was the first time in his Pro Mod career.

“It’s definitely more fun to beat him,” Coughlin said. “We’re good rivals, and we’re always picking on him and he’s picking on me. We’re going to get him next time; it’s our turn.” Continue reading JEGS.com ace Troy Coughlin Sr. sees red in battle of Pro Mod stars

Rahal, Honda Finish Third in Road America Return

Rahal, Honda Finish Third in Road America Return
• Ryan Hunter-Reay climbs to fourth in final laps
• Suspension failure ends strong run for Conor Daly
• Indy cars return to Road America following eight-year absence

For the first time since 2007, Indy car racing returned to the historic Road America circuit with Graham Rahal leading the way for Honda, scoring a third-place Verizon IndyCar Series finish Sunday in front of a massive crowd at the 4.0-mile road course in Elkhart Lake, Wis.

Starting sixth, Rahal ran in the lead pack throughout the 50-lap contest, battling for a podium position with a half-dozen fellow competitors as the race ran caution-free for the first 39 laps. At that point, Conor Daly spun off track and into the Turn One safety barriers, following an apparent suspension failure, bringing out the sole full-course caution of the race. Continue reading Rahal, Honda Finish Third in Road America Return

Chevy Racing–INDYCAR–Road America–Qualifying

CHEVROLET RACING IN THE VERIZON INDYCAR SERIES
KOHLER GRAND PRIX
ROAD AMERICA (ELKHART LAKE, WISCONSIN)
TEAM CHEVY DRIVER QUALIFYING QUOTES
FRIDAY, JUNE 25`, 2016

WILL POWER, NO. 12 VERIZON TEAM PENSKE CHEVROLET, RACE WINNER:
HOW MUCH WERE YOU LOOKING AT TONY KANAAN COMING THERE AT THE END? “TK had the reds on and was coming hard. He was quick all race. I had my work cut out and did everything I could to stay ahead. I’m stoked to get the Verizon car to Victory Lane. Thanks to Chevy. It’s a phenomenal car and phenomenal engine. I’m just so stoked.”
WITH YOUR SECOND WIN IN A ROW IS THE CHAMPIONSHIP TALK STARTING TO FEEL MORE REAL? “I was talking championship even before this race. There are seven races to go and we’re still in it. There could be a 100-point swing in the last race. We have to go for it.”
WAS THAT SCREAM AT THE END SIGNIFICANT FOR WINNING AT ROAD AMERICA IN FRONT OF ALL THESE FANS? “Oh yeah it’s just a great place and I’m just so stoked to win that way. I badly wanted to win another race. I needed that one.”
HOW BIG IS THIS FOR YOU WILL? “It is huge! I walked around the camping grounds earlier in the weekend. It just amazed me how many people are here, and how much fun they are having. Just walking in here on Thursday, you could see the place was really popping. I am just so stoked to be back here. We should have been back here a long time ago. All the fans are great.
“Oh man. I wasn’t going to let it go on the restart. I was determined to get a great restart and keep the lead. TK (Tony Kanaan) was mega quick there at the end. I just had a few more push to pass left and that helped.
“The Firestones were great. We had no problems We could do full stints. It was just great, great.” Continue reading Chevy Racing–INDYCAR–Road America–Qualifying

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