US EditionDe Tullio Claims First Career NXT Victory in Dominant Barber Performance
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De Tullio Claims First Career NXT Victory in Dominant Barber Performance
By Drew Goolsby, For the Tribune BIRMINGHAM—AJ Foyt Racing’s Alessandro de Tullio led all 30 laps and claimed his first career victory and Foyt’s first NXT win since 2003 in the second race of the INDY NXT BY FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX OF ALABAMA DOUBLEHEADER. The race was clean for most of the event. Lap 1 was the only caution of the day, after teammates Myles Rowe and Max Garcia got together. Rowe received a 30 second stop and hold penalty for the c…
De Tullio Grabs First Win With Foyt at Barber - Rookie de Tullio earned his first career INDY NXT by Firestone victory Sunday, driving his No. 14 AJ Foyt Racing entry to victory by .3635 of a second over the No. 28 Susan G. Komen car of Andretti Global dr
Rookie de Tullio earned his first career INDY NXT by Firestone victory Sunday, driving his No. 14 AJ Foyt Racing entry to victory by .3635 of a second over the No. 28 Susan G. Komen car of Andretti Global driver Max Taylor. The post De Tullio Grabs First Win With Foyt at Barber appeared first on SpeedwayMedia.com.
INDY NXT RACE REPORT: Grand Prix of Alabama Race 2 - Andretti Global
Race Notes Andretti Global’s INDY NXT team was back on track at Barber Motorsports Park this morning for the second half of the weekend’s doubleheader with a 30-lap race. Max Taylor led the Andretti stable to the green flag again, where he secured a redeeming podium finish this morning, placing him in second in the Championship standings. Finishing in the top 10 with Taylor was No. 27 driver Seb Murray. The series now enters a brief hiatus befo…
= Alessandro de Tullio took his first victory in the Indy NXT category in the second race held at Barber Motorsports Park, where he resisted pressure from Max Taylor until the end of the competition. The AJ Foyt Racing driver had been close to winning in the first race of the weekend, but an incident with Taylor cost him the victory. On this occasion, both drivers maintained a constant pace throughout the race, without any notable incidents, and…
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