US Edition2026 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach Starting Lineup: Nick Yelloly on GTP Pole, Lexus Leads GTD
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Cadillac to start third in 51st Long Beach Grand Prix - Louis Delétraz and the No. 40 Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing V-Series.R, qualified third for the 51st Long Beach Grand Prix IMSA race. by Official Release
Louis Delétraz and the No. 40 Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing V-Series.R, qualified third for the 51st Long Beach Grand Prix IMSA race. The post Cadillac to start third in 51st Long Beach Grand Prix appeared first on SpeedwayMedia.com.
IMSA News: Acura Claims GTP Pole for Home Race as Robert Wickens Delivers Emotional GTD Pole
LONG BEACH, Calif. – Acura will start from pole position in its own backyard race with a genuine shot at its first GTP-class victory on the streets of Long Beach, … Read More The post IMSA News: Acura Claims GTP Pole for Home Race as Robert Wickens Delivers Emotional GTD Pole appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
No. 89 Lexus Flunks Tech; Wickens Corvette on GTD Pole
Photo: Jake Galstad/IMSA The No. 89 Vasser Sullivan Lexus RC F GT3 has been stripped of its GTD class pole position for Saturday’s Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, handing the top spot to Robert Wickens. The Lexus, driven by Frankie Montecalvo to the initial pole, was found to have had a ground clearance lower than the minimum per the technical regulations and will start from the rear of the 17-car class as a result. Wickens, who had been out of …
= Robert Wickens came very close to securing pole position in qualifying for the GTD Long Beach, part of the Acura Grand Prix. The Canadian driver, who competes with the DXDT Racing team at the wheel of his Chevrolet Corvette Z06 GT3.R, dominated much of the session until, with a few seconds to go, he was overtaken by Vasser Sullivan’s Frankie Montecalvo. Wickens was just 0.151 seconds shy of the pole time, which was 1m18.411s, a remarkable resu…
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