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NASCAR icon Richard Petty attracts auto racing fans to Harborcreek Township
“The King” still reigns more than 30 years after his last NASCAR start. That sentiment was valid throughout Richard Petty’s May 5 appearance in Harborcreek Township. The 87-year old NASCAR Hall of Famer, who transcended the sport with his friendly personality and a record 200 Cup Series victories, took pictures with fans and autographed memorabilia […]

“The King” still reigns more than 30 years after his last NASCAR start.
That sentiment was valid throughout Richard Petty’s May 5 appearance in Harborcreek Township.
The 87-year old NASCAR Hall of Famer, who transcended the sport with his friendly personality and a record 200 Cup Series victories, took pictures with fans and autographed memorabilia for nearly 45 minutes outside the TA Travel Center.
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The session highlighted a stop during Kyle Petty’s latest Charity Ride Across America. It was the first time in nearly 30 years the son of Richard Petty, who won eight times on NASCAR’s top tour, scheduled a pause during one of his motorcycle rallies in northwestern Pennsylvania respite.
Traci Simon, left, smiles as NASCAR legend Richard Petty autographs model cars during a stop for Kyle Petty’s 29th annual Charity Ride Across America at the TA Travel Center truck stop in Harborcreek Township on May 5.
Richard Petty, in a brief interview with the Erie Times-News, was humorous and humble about the sustained influence he and his family have had on American culture since the late 1950s.
“I think some of that is because I’ve been here this long,” Petty said, “but it does make you feel good we’ve got this many people who still follow racing and the Petty crowd.”
Others on two wheels
An estimated 125 riders arrived en masse at the travel center. Kyle Petty, 64, scheduled Harborcreek to be the third of seven stops for his current rally, which began May 3 at Traverse City, Michigan.
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It will conclude May 9 at Hot Springs, Virginia.
Former NASCAR great Kyle Petty signs autographs during a stop for Kyle Petty’s 29th annual Charity Ride Across America at the Travel America truck stop in Harborcreek Township on May 5. At center is Nick Sanzo, 29, and Nick Seib, 28, is at far right.
Besides Kyle Petty and his father, the caravan also included 1982 Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker; retired NASCAR veterans Ken Schrader and Kenny Wallace; and Hershel McGriff, at 97 another NASCAR Hall of Famer.
“We’ve had as many as 150 bikes (in a rally),” Kyle Petty said, “but we wanted to keep (the amount) shorter this year. It’s still been a great group.”
More: Auto racing icon Richard Petty scheduled to appear in Harborcreek Township on May 5
Multiple motives
Kyle Petty’s current rally, as have many before it, was arranged to raise money for Victory Junction and related children’s charities.
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Victory Junction, located in Randleman, North Carolina, is a camp the Petty family specifically created for children with life-threatening illness. The facility, at no cost to their families, offers them outdoor life experiences largely unavailable elsewhere.
More than 135,000 youth have benefitted from Victory Junction’s 23-year existence, according to the charity’s website.
Donations made during the rally’s May 5 stop will add to more than $22 million formerly raised.
NASCAR legend Richard Petty autographs a model car during a stop for his son Kyle Petty’s 29th annual Charity Ride Across America at the Travel America truck stop.
Kyle Petty also has arranged the rallies as a cathartic way to honor his late son.
Adam Petty, the family’s fourth-generation stock car driver, died during a May 12, 2000, practice session at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. He was only 19.
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“When I see the smiles on campers’ (faces),” Kyle Petty said, “I know it’s an Adam Petty smile.”
NASCAR legend Richard Petty, right, signs autographs for Eric Benson and his son Garrett Benson, 11.
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Unwanted do-over
The line for Richard Petty’s autograph briefly spilled into the travel center’s southern parking lot. Among those who comprised it were Ron Honey, 48, and his wife Kristen, 46.
Although the Warren couple sought Richard Petty’s autograph a second time, their reason why was a bittersweet one.
Among the memorabilia the Honeys held was a photo of Richard Petty signing Ron’s die-cast replica of Petty’s famed Pontiac STP No. 43 car. It was snapped during Petty’s 2017 appearance at New York’s Watkins Glen International.
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Last year, a housefire engulfed most of Honeys’ possessions. Among them were Ron Honey’s shirt and miniature car from the picture.
“When we found out (Petty) was going to be here,” Kristen Honey said, “we wanted to try and recreate the whole photo. (Ron) found the same shirt he wore and die-cast car on eBay.”
Ron Honey and his wife, Kristen, of Warren pose with their Richard Petty memorabilia ahead of Petty’s May 5 appearance at Harborcreek Township’s TA Travel Center. Petty was there as part of his son Kyle’s charity motorcycle rally stop.
The Erie Times-News caught up with the couple after their brief time with Petty.
Their do-over was deemed a success.
“He’s so personable and such a down-to-earth guy,” Ron Honey said.
‘Good genes’
The Petty caravan departed the travel center roughly an hour after it arrived. The riders were due in Niagara Falls, New York, by night’s end.
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It’s there that Richard Petty is scheduled to spend much of May 6 at an American locale also considered iconic.
Petty considered himself blessed he can still actively help raise money for Victory Junction as an octogenarian, and even more so after former decades in a life-threatening profession.
“I guess I’m lucky to have good genes,” Richard Petty said. “It feels good to know (Kyle and I) are still here.
“If God let us live this long, the least we can do is give back.”
Contact Mike Copper at mcopper@timesnews.com. Follow him on X @ETNcopper.
This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Richard Petty remains “The King” to Erie’s auto racing fans
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Kyle Larson or Denny Hamlin?
College World Series; Women’s College World Series; NFL OTAs | 2MD College baseball’s 64-team tournament is set to begin; the Women’s College World Series is down to 8 teams; Dolphins, Jaguars, Bucs OTAs. The wagering public is betting that Kyle Larson has turned the page. Not just literally, flipping that calendar from May to June, […]


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College baseball’s 64-team tournament is set to begin; the Women’s College World Series is down to 8 teams; Dolphins, Jaguars, Bucs OTAs.
The wagering public is betting that Kyle Larson has turned the page.
Not just literally, flipping that calendar from May to June, but figuratively — putting the Indy-Charlotte double (rhymes with trouble) in his mirror, perhaps never to be visited again.
Most weeks, it seems folks bet on Kyle Larson just because he’s Kyle Larson and has this great reputation along with NASCAR’s gold-standard equipment.
“I don’t know, I guess just because it’s Kyle Larson in the No. 5 Hendrick Motorsports car.”
Just about every week, with very few exceptions, Kyle is either the odds-on favorite or co-favorite. And just about every week, he fails to win. No knock there, because guess what, even Richard Petty lost more than he won.
(Well, except for that one year, 1967, when he won 27 times and failed to win 21 times.)
But in this particular instance, I’m here to tell you there’s solid reasoning for putting your money on Kyle Larson. Very solid.
Concrete, in fact.
Several weeks back, Kyle won at Bristol, one of two fully concrete tracks on the Cup Series schedule (Martinsville has some concrete in the turns). The previous week, he finished 37th.
Guess where Kyle finished last week? That’s right, 37th.
And this week he’s racing on NASCAR’s other fully concrete track: Nashville Superspeedway. Is victory set in stone? No. Nor concrete. But as always, Kyle isn’t a bad bet. Just don’t expect a big return.
NASCAR favorites: Ross Chastain joins the ‘cool kids’ club
+450: Kyle Larson
+550: Denny Hamlin
+650: Christopher Bell
+700: William Byron
+850: Ryan Blaney
+900: Ross Chastain, Tyler Reddick
Ross the Boss has been hanging near the lead pack much of the season, and has sometimes entrenched himself among the big-shots. Then last week in Charlotte, he picked up his first win of 2024. And this week, he’s jumped a few spots on the odds pylon and finds himself among the faves.
NASCAR’s next favorites: Chase Elliott still gets (some) support
+1400: Chase Elliott
+1750: Joey Logano
+2250: Brad Keselowski
+2500: Kyle Busch, Chris Buescher, Ryan Preece, Chase Briscoe
+3000: Josh Berry, Carson Hocevar, Ty Gibbs, Alex Bowman
Yeah, it was arbitrary. Chase could’ve been left among the favorites above, but that seemed like a big jump from the guys at +900 to Chase’s +1400. Also here, anyone else getting an itchy trigger finger about Kez? He finally avoided the demons last week and finished fifth on a long night. We know he’s beyond ready. And frankly, beyond due.
The middle wave: Didn’t Zane Smith almost win at Nashville last year?
+5000: Bubba Wallace, Austin Cindric, AJ Allmendinger
+7500: Noah Gragson
+10000: Michael McDowell, Corey Heim, Daniel Suarez
+15000: Zane Smith, Austin Dillon, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Erik Jones
+20000: John Hunter Nemechek
Zane finished second by less than a tenth of a second to Joey Logano last year at Nashville. So why is he at +15000? Because since then, he’s had three top-10s.
Yes, $100 can win you 100 Grand, but ….
+25000: Shane van Gisbergen, Todd Gilliland, Justin Haley
+50000: Riley Herbst, Ty Dillon, Cole Custer
+100000: Chad Finchum, JJ Yeley, Cody Ware
Lightning does strike, it’s true. But you’d literally need lightning, and a lot of rain, along with ill-timed pit stops for one of the longest of longshots to win at the Cup level. But look there at +25000, where you’ll see Justin Haley. Do your own research on that one.
— Email Ken Willis at ken.willis@news-jrnl.com
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HBCU grad wins second career NASCAR race
Rajah Caruth has won his second career race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck series winning at Nashville Motor Speedway on Friday night. The HBCU graduate from Winston-Salem State University snapped a 32-race winless streak dating back to Las Vegas in the spring of 2024. With the win, Caruth automatically qualifies for the NASCAR playoffs and […]

Rajah Caruth has won his second career race in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck series winning at Nashville Motor Speedway on Friday night. The HBCU graduate from Winston-Salem State University snapped a 32-race winless streak dating back to Las Vegas in the spring of 2024. With the win, Caruth automatically qualifies for the NASCAR playoffs and will be eligible to compete for the championship at the end of the season.
Caruth came out of the pits in first place after the second stage of the race thanks to quick work by his pit crew. He entered the pits in third place, and after gaining those two crucial spots he never relinquished the lead. But it was close and drama-filled as the laps unfolded.
Rajah Caruth holds off the competition
Caruth had to hold off Corey Heim, the top driver and points leader in the Truck series, who was on the bumper of the NO. 71 Chevrolet all the way to the checkered flag. Heim pulled side by side by Caruth at one point in the final laps but couldn’t complete the pass. Layne Riggs eventually caught up to Heim and their battle for second place gave Caruth just enough cushion to take home the victory. Heim who has four wins this year held on for second, Riggs finished third.
“I was just asking myself, how bad do I want it. I just try my best and we had clean air and their stuff was better, but I just I just did my best. That was it,” he said during his postgame interview on FS1.
Rajah Caruth led a race-high 61 laps on Friday night. Heading into the race Caruth was 13th in the points standings. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck series is back on Saturday June 7 at Michigan International Speedway. The race will be televised on Fox at noon EST.
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Ford Sweeps GTD PRO Front Row for Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic – Speedway Digest
In a race where Chevrolet’s “Bowtie” looms large atop GM’s Renaissance Center situated in the middle of the downtown street circuit, crosstown rivals Ford’s “Blue Oval” have the best Grand Touring Daytona Pro (GTD PRO) starting positions for Saturday’s Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic. The pair of Ford Multimatic Motorsports Ford Mustang GT3s swept the […]

In a race where Chevrolet’s “Bowtie” looms large atop GM’s Renaissance Center situated in the middle of the downtown street circuit, crosstown rivals Ford’s “Blue Oval” have the best Grand Touring Daytona Pro (GTD PRO) starting positions for Saturday’s Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic. The pair of Ford Multimatic Motorsports Ford Mustang GT3s swept the front row in qualifying for the fourth round of the 2025 GTD PRO season in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, the only 100-minute street course sprint race for the class.
Seb Priaulx fired his No. 64 Ford Mustang GT3 around Detroit’s tricky but short 1.654-mile street course with a best time of 1 minute, 10.922 seconds (83.500 mph). Priaulx led teammate Christopher Mies by 0.329 of a second as times began to tumble in the 15-minute qualifying session, with most of the 10-car field steadily improving every lap.
However, the gains came to an end for most following an incident for the No. 81 car that lost control exiting Turn 3, hitting the Turn 4 concrete barrier. IMSA officials red-flagged the session with less than one minute remaining of the 10-minute guaranteed green flag time, bringing the field to the pits before an ultimate restart for a singular lap to fulfill that time. With no one able to improve, the grid was essentially set by what occurred before the red flag.
Pole and a front-row lockout for Ford – their second of the season after also doing so at the Rolex 24 At Daytona in January, also with the No. 64 car on pole – was particularly important to Priaulx and the Dearborn-based manufacturer. Priaulx will share his car with Mike Rockenfeller.
“For sure, you know Flat Rock (Michigan, where the Mustang assembly plant is located) is just down the road so it feels like I’m on my home soil here,” said Priaulx, who won his second career WeatherTech Championship pole (2024 Rolex 24, also in GTD PRO) and was part of the winning GTD PRO entry in Detroit last year (aboard the No. 77 AO Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R).
“It’s amazing. I’m really happy, the team gave me a great car today. It’s a great start to hopefully a great weekend. I know around here, a street track, you have to be aware that it’s going to go red at some point. I was really pushing hard. I knew I had to get past the Ferrari. That lap, I felt like I had to get it in.
“I mean ‘round here, we have a big car so hopefully we can keep our doors wide open. I felt like our race pace was really strong, so it’s just head down and look forward and we’re in the best space to win. We just need to get the flag now.”
Mies and co-driver Frederic Vervisch will roll off second in the No. 65 Mustang. Entering the weekend, the No. 65 pair sat fourth in the GTD PRO championship standings (107 points behind leading entry) and the No. 64 duo were seventh (156 points back).
The No. 14 Vasser Sullivan Racing Lexus RC F GT3 qualified third, but will be moved to the rear of the field following post-qualifying technical inspection which found the car to have ground clearance less than the minimum allowed. That brings the pair of Paul Miller Racing BMW M4 GT3 EVOs – the No. 1 of Neil Verhagen qualifying ahead of the No. 48 of Dan Harper – up to third and fourth, with the best of the Corvettes, Tommy Milner in the No. 4 Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller Motorsports Corvette Z06 GT3.R, in fifth.
The championship-leading No. 77 AO Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R, qualified by Klaus Bachler, will start seventh – one spot ahead of their closest championship rivals, the No. 3 Corvette Racing by Pratt Miller Motorsports Corvette Z06 GT3.R of Antonio Garcia, in eighth. The AO Porsche, the defending Detroit winners and winners of three straight WeatherTech Championship races across both GT classes, leads the No. 3 Corvette by 70 points entering the weekend.
Teams have a 20-minute final practice session at 10:35 a.m. ET Saturday before flag-to-flag coverage of the Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic begins at 3:30 p.m. on Peacock (internationally via IMSA.TV and IMSA Official YouTube channel).
Teams have a 20-minute Practice 3 at 10:35 a.m. ET Saturday before flag-to-flag coverage of the Chevrolet Detroit Sports Car Classic begins at 3:30 p.m. on Peacock (internationally via IMSA.TV and IMSA Official YouTube channel).
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Rajah Caruth wins NASCAR Truck race at Nashville in tense finish
Rajah Caruth has earned his first victory of the 2025 season and just the second of his career, fending off both Corey Heim and Layne Riggs in the closing laps at Nashville. Driving the No. 71 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet, Caruth grabbed the lead on pit road at the end of the second stage. The driver […]

Rajah Caruth has earned his first victory of the 2025 season and just the second of his career, fending off both Corey Heim and Layne Riggs in the closing laps at Nashville.
Driving the No. 71 Spire Motorsports Chevrolet, Caruth grabbed the lead on pit road at the end of the second stage. The driver made the most of what his pit crew did for him, never surrendering the race lead.
“I didn’t expect that at all,” said Caruth. “Those guys were breathing down my neck the whole run. My pit crew won that race — Jarius, Zico, Dawson, Josh, Cody — they won that race for us. Thanks to them, thanks to everyone at HendrickCars.com, the men and women at Spire Motorsports. We’ve been off this year but good to get a dub tonight, man. I’m out of breath.”
Heim is the winningest driver of the 2025 season with four wins in the first 11 races, including last weekend’s event at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Speaking on the runner-up finish at Nashville, he said, “I feel like clean air was the thing (we needed) tonight. With the third stage being so straightforward, and the lack of strategy going green there, it was tough to come back from not having the lead. I slid through my box in the last stop and didn’t do my guys any favors. Just something to reflect on — on my part.
“But big congrats to Rajah. He did an awesome job managing from the lead and I was really free behind him and he made pretty much the right choice every time as for where I was gonna go. It’s nice racing against people that aren’t going to wreck you, racing for the race lead.”
Layne Riggs finished a close third with Daniel Hemric fourth and Corey Day fifth. Kaden Honeycutt, Chandler Smith, Ty Majeski, Bayley Currey, and Grant Enfinger filled out the remainder of the top ten.
Kyle Busch, who had to fight back from a penalty for a restart violation, finished 15th.
A straightforward race

Rajah Caruth, Spire Motorsports Chevrolet
Photo by: Sean Gardner / Getty Images
The race itself got off to a slow start after Frankie Muniz’s #33 truck dumped oil all over the track, with Muniz forced to pull out of the race without completing a single lap under speed. The only on-track accident occurred on Lap 55 when Jack Wood and Akinori Ogata spun.
Riggs went on to win the opening stage while Heim claimed the Stage 2 win, adding another playoff point to his impressive total.
While Caruth never lost the lead in the final 47-lap run, Heim certainly came close as he got to the outside of him with just six laps to go. Caruth ran him high and Heim chose to lift. From that point onward, he had his hands full with Riggs in the battle for second and never got back alongside Caruth.
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Chase Rice named honorary pace car driver for Cracker Barrel 400
County music star and former University of North Carolina linebacker Chase Rice Country music star and and former NASCAR pit crew member Chase Rice will take the wheel as the honorary pace car driver for the Cracker Barrel 400 this Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway. “A show like the Cracker Barrel 400 with this much horsepower […]


Country music star and and former NASCAR pit crew member Chase Rice will take the wheel as the honorary pace car driver for the Cracker Barrel 400 this Sunday at Nashville Superspeedway.
“A show like the Cracker Barrel 400 with this much horsepower deserves plenty of star power, too,” said Nashville Superspeedway general manager Matt Greci. “We are looking forward to welcoming Chase as our honorary pace car driver. His high-energy style and connection with fans make him the perfect fit to lead the field and kick off our celebration of ‘Guitars and Fast Cars.’”

With more than 2.8 million albums sold and over 2.9 billion total streams, plus a legion of passionate fans at his high-energy concerts across the globe, Rice has established himself as a powerful force in Nashville and beyond.

With independent album Go Down Singin’ available everywhere now as the follow-up to the critically acclaimed I Hate Cowboys & All Dogs Go To Hell, and both brought together on the songwriter-focused Fireside Sessions, Rice’s sound continues to evolve to reflect the realities of his life; from emotional reckoning to an admiration of the American West. The new music serves as a follow up to his three-part project, The Album, which featured his latest Platinum-certified No. 1 hit, “Drinkin’ Beer. Talkin’ God. Amen.” and the Platinum-certified Top 10 hit “Lonely If You Are.”
This is the same gravelly-voiced Rice fans first fell in love with years ago – but better, freer; unbeholden and uninhibited. The new music builds upon the success of his sophomore album, Lambs & Lions, which featured the three-time Platinum, two-week chart topper “Eyes On You” – Rice’s first No. 1 as an artist and the most-streamed song of his career. Lambs & Lions followed Platinum-certified Ignite the Night, which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums and No. 3 on the all-genre chart, producing a pair of Top 5 hits; Platinum-certified “Gonna Wanna Tonight” and double Platinum “Ready Set Roll.”
In addition to guesting on sold-out stadium shows with Kenny Chesney and Garth Brooks, Rice consistently sells out venues on his own headlining tours across the U.S. and beyond, with the Go Down Singin’ International Tour underway now.
College football career – Rice was a linebacker for the University of North Carolina, playing for the Tar Heels 2005-2008.
Racing background – Rice was a pit crew member for Hendrick Motorsports, specifically working as the rear tire carrier for Ryan Newman’s Nationwide Series car and also on Jimmie Johnson’s Sprint Cup Series car. He also worked on Jimmie Johnson’s Sprint Cup Series car and won two championships with the Lowe’s team.
Serving in Sunday’s role of honorary starter will be Cracker Barrel chief marketing officer Sarah Moore.
Moore joined Cracker Barrel, Nashville Superspeedway’s NASCAR Cup Series race entitlement partner, in 2024 and is responsible for leading all activities in the company’s marketing function including culinary innovation, menu strategy, advertising and digital media, loyalty, creative development, marketing communications and guest relations.
For more information, visit ChaseRice.com and follow Rice on Facebook, X and TikTok @ChaseRiceMusic and on Instagram @ChaseRice.
The Cracker Barrel 400 anchors a triple-header race weekend at Nashville Superspeedway, featuring NASCAR Cup Series, Xfinity Series and Craftsman Truck Series races from May 30 to June 1. A limited number of tickets are on sale now at NashvilleSuperspeedway.com or by calling 866-RACE-TIX.
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Tomy Drissi Returns to Trans Am Podium in Memorial Day Classic at Lime Rock
May 30, 2025 Tomy Drissi brought the #8 Drissi Motorsports Chevrolet to third place Monday’s Trans Am Memorial Day Classic Drissi came out on top of the most exciting battle of the race, defending the final podium spot after an early red flag before pulling away The […]

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Tomy Drissi brought the #8 Drissi Motorsports Chevrolet to third place Monday’s Trans Am Memorial Day Classic
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Drissi came out on top of the most exciting battle of the race, defending the final podium spot after an early red flag before pulling away
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The 2009 Trans Am champion remains third in the TA championship
2009 Trans Am champion Tomy Drissi scored his second podium of the 2025 Trans Am by Pirelli season in Monday’s Memorial Day Classic at Lime Rock Park. Drissi and the #8 Trench Shoring Company/Motul/Franklin Road Apparel Chevrolet Camaro team overcame a weekend of high attrition in the TA class to finish third, further strengthening their grip on third place in the championship.
After sporadic rains washed out much of Saturday’s testing and practice time, Monday’s qualifying and race sessions were dry and sunny. Drissi qualified fifth, but he roared into third with a spectacular start before settling back into fourth in the early laps. But after a major crash in the battle among the leaders led to a red flag, Drissi would inherit third place for the race’s only restart.
What came next was one of the most impressive drives of the Trans Am season. After the restart, Drissi fought tooth and nail to keep a hard-charging Amy Ruman from taking the final podium spot despite low tire pressures that hindered his pace. As the race wore on, the battle gave way to Drissi’s superior long-run speed, and he pulled away to secure the position while also matching the leaders’ late-race times during the 68-lap event.
“We were five pounds under pressure on our tires,” Drissi admitted from the podium. “I thought ‘did my sway bar break? What’s going on?’ But I just put my head down. We all make mistakes together and we all get podiums together. No more yellows came out, but we ran some good laps at the end. That was a lot of laps around here!
“I want to thank Trench Shoring and Motul for their support. Lacy, Jagger, Elin, I love you, and all these fans here at Lime Rock Park are amazing!”
The podium finish was Drissi’s first at Lime Rock Park in the TA class since 2021, and proved highly popular with the fans on-site as he took one of his famous podium selfies with fellow drivers Paul Menard and Adam Andretti. With four top-fives in the first five races of the season, Drissi remains third in the TA championship as he looks ahead to three races in four weeks at Mid-Ohio, Road America, and Watkins Glen in June and July.
To keep up with Tomy Drissi, follow @tomydrissi on Instagram and Facebook, and visit www.tomydrissi.com. Following Lime Rock, Drissi Motorsports returns to action on June 19-22 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
About Tomy Drissi
Tomy Drissi is an American racing driver, multi-time winning IMSA driver, and 2009 Trans Am champion. His driver experience includes ALMS, Trans Am, and NASCAR. He has won many of the most iconic racing events in the world, from the Petit Le Mans to the Long Beach Grand Prix. Tomy leads Drissi Motorsports, one of Trans Am’s most successful race teams, as owner-driver.
Born December 9th in Hollywood, California, Tomy also owns a motion picture creative advertising agency. Drissi’s first racing experience in motorsports was street racing on Mulholland Drive in the Hollywood Hills.
Tomy is married to Lacy Livingston Drissi, with two beautiful children, Elin and Jagger.
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