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7/16/2009
Hildebrand Takes Second in Chaotic Weekend on Streets of Toronto |
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J.R. Hildebrand, of Sausalito, California, emerged from the treacherous streets of Toronto with a second-place finish in the Firestone Indy Lights Toronto 100 this past weekend. He and his team overcame a number of obstacles throughout the weekend to score valuable points heading into a busy stretch of races, beginning next week at the Rexall Edmonton Indy in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. |
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7/8/2009
Fourth Place on the Fourth of July for Kimball |
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Charlie Kimball achieved his season best finish this past weekend in the Corning 100 Firestone Indy Lights Race held at Watkins Glen. Kimball, who is the only driver in the history of the IRL to race with diabetes, came back from a tough practice session to qualify the Levemir® #35 Team PBIR car fifth on the grid. He then translated that into a fourth place finish in the race. The result moves Kimball into the top-10 in the championship battle. |
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7/7/2009
GMG Finishes 1st and 3rd at Watkins Glen Speed GT Race |
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July 4th, 2009 Watkins Glen, NY – Round 5 of the Speed GT Championship: Dino Crescentini, driver of the #4 Stoptech/GMG Porsche 911 Cup car, took first place at the Watkins Glen Speed GT race this past weekend, with James Sofronas, driver of the #14 GMG Porsche finishing 3rd. Bill Ziegler finished up 11th and continues to lead the Rookie of the Year standings. |
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7/7/2009
Hildebrand Charges to All-American Victory on July Fourth |
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J.R. Hildebrand, of Sausalito, California, made some fireworks of his own this July Fourth, charging from fourth on the grid to take a convincing victory in the Corning 100 at the historic Watkins Glen International Raceway. He and his Andretti Green/AFS Racing crew ran into trouble in qualifying, but turned their fortunes around by making several key decisions regarding their race setup that allowed him to overtake on the difficult circuit. The win, coupled with trouble for his championship rivals during the race, allowed Hildebrand to extend his points lead to a healthy 58 points over second-place Mario Romancini. |
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