GT World Challenge America

Yeah, that's where I'm going.

Anyway, my message to the viewers, I know last episode, I promised you a GT World Challenge episode.

We did record one.

I'm not saying we didn't do it, but it was like no content, man, because I was like, what am I going to talk about? Like, oh yeah, like Max did okay in qualifying because the car had a bad setup.

There was the GT4s.

There was GT, uh, Americas, and then you had the GT World Challenge.

So there was so much racing happening that weekend, it's hard to keep track of it all.

But, uh, it was a great event, and it was a good way to end the official motorsport season before we head out to our next event, which I know Casey and I are really stoked about.

Very cool.

Uh, in the GT World Challenge America, Robbie Foley and Justin Rothberg captured the Pro Class Championship for Turner Motorsport after Foley executed a late race pass to deliver the victory in the Indianapolis eight hour finale.

Uh, GMG Racing scored a dominant overall victory in the eight hour race to secure the Pro Am Drivers Championship for Kyle Washington, uh, and the team title for GMG.

Mad Joker Racing took the AM class race victory at Indianapolis, while Jay Streitman sealed his second consecutive AM class championship title for AF Corsa USA.

SRO was founded, and you'll hear this r- like, reference to, uh, the founding, as the SRO Group or the Rithel organization, and it runs GT racing on multiple continents.

The series most people in this country are most likely to have encountered is the GT World Challenge America, which runs on street circuits and permanent road courses across the U.S.

But SRO also runs the GT World Challenge Europe, the Intercontinental GT Challenge, and a number of national series in between.

The Indianapolis Eight Hour is part of the Intercontinental GT Challenge, which is a global points series that pulls together events from multiple continents into one championship picture.