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Mazda Road to Indy 2018 Schedule Announced
Portland International Raceway, Increased Points/Prize Money in Mix
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Green Savoree Racing Promotions and IndyCar Announce 2018 Race at Portland International Raceway
PORTLAND, Ore. (October 12, 2017) - Green Savoree Racing Promotions (GSRP) and INDYCAR announced collaboratively with City of Portland leaders a Verizon IndyCar Series race at Portland International Raceway scheduled for August 31-September 2, 2018.
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Max Gee Outlasts and Outruns to Win STU
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (October 1, 2017) – Max Gee, of Mansfield, Ohio, won the SCCA Runoffs® driving the No. 22 Gee Motorsports/Hoosier Honda Prelude and was crowned National Champion Sunday at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in the Super Touring® Under class (STU).
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Max Gee and his fellow instructors eagerly await SCCA® National Championship Runoffs® Races
The Mid-Ohio School instructors from left to right: Aaron Quine, John Schmitt, Max Gee, Adam Andretti, Sam Halkias
INDIANAPOLIS (September 29, 2017) - The SCCA National Championship races are underway at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After four days of qualifying, Adam Andretti and Aaron Quine will be the first of The Mid-Ohio School instructors to take the green flag later this afternoon at the SCCA Runoffs. The Grand Touring 2 (GT-2) race is set to take the green flag at 3:40 p.m. Eastern.
Andretti and Quine qualified 10th and 11th, respectively, on the GT-2 starting grid. Each race is a 19-lap winner-takes-all shootout for a coveted SCCA National Championship on the 2.592-mile road course using portions of the legendary Indianapolis oval.
Max Gee led the way in qualifying amongst the instructor group saving his best for last in yesterday afternoon’s session. He progressively moved up the Sports Touring Under (STU) grid each day moving from eighth, seventh, then sixth with a final qualifying position of third. His top lap time was 1:50.538.
“My Honda Prelude is hooked up. It’s the best the car, has been all season,” said Max Gee. “We’ve been really working and experimenting with the tire pressures all week, and it has paid off in our final qualifying session yesterday. Now we wait until Sunday to race. I can’t wait.”
John Schmitt will start alongside Gee on the STU row two grid after a qualifying performance of fourth in his Honda Civic. The STU race is the second to last one of the SCCA Runoffs on Sunday afternoon. Schmitt will also race a Honda Prelude in Super Touring Lite starting from the eighth spot on Saturday afternoon.
Sam Halkias, the 2009 National Champion, is appearing in his 31st SCCA Runoffs and will start 21st tomorrow morning in E Production.
Additionally, Mid-Ohio announcer Rusty Bell, qualified 19th for the GT-Lite final set for Sunday morning. He’s doing double duty as he’s also serving as an official SCCA Runoffs event announcer this weekend.
To stay up to speed on all the action, go to scca.com/live or follow @SCCAOfficial on Twitter.
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The Mid-Ohio School Instructors Set to Compete for National Championships at SCCA® Runoffs
LEXINGTON, Ohio (September 21, 2017) - Five instructors from The Mid-Ohio School are wrapping up final preparations for next week's SCCA® National Championship Runoffs®, September 25-October 1, taking place for the first time at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Pagenaud Wins, While Newgarden Seals Title and Place in IndyCar History at GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma
Drivers came into the final round of the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series with no promises. In the 17th weekend of competition, any of six drivers could leave the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma with the series title. Despite a masterful win by Pagenaud, Josef Newgarden coasted home second to claim the title in his first season with Team Penske and cement himself as the shining star of IndyCar.
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Track Talk: The Final Race - Sonoma
It’s the final race of the 2017 IndyCar season. Five drivers have a realistic chance of walking away with the championship. It’s Team Penske’s four-car armada vs Scott Dixon on this week’s edition of #TrackTalk!
It’s been a big week for Alexander Rossi, as the Andretti Autosport driver inked a new deal with his team, sponsor, and landed in victory lane seemingly all at once. Rossi took home the Grand Prix at the Glen victory in an event that saw the championship story of the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series season completely rewritten.
