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Colin Braun was 17 years old when he partnered with sports car legend Jorg Bergmeister to lead Krohn Racing to its Grand-Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype championship. Bergmeister was credited wit…
Colin Braun, at 17 years old, teamed up with Jorg Bergmeister to lead Krohn Racing to the Grand-Am Rolex Series Daytona Prototype championship, with Bergmeister sealing the title due to Braun’s age restrictions. The 2006 season was crucial for Braun’s career, introducing his talent to the racing world, and their race engineer, Steve Newey, played a key role in their success. After going their separate ways, Braun and Newey reunited 18 years later at Dale Coyne Racing, showcasing their strong chemistry on and off the track. Despite their limited testing time, Braun and Newey have been steadily improving the No. 51 Honda’s performance at St. Petersburg, showcasing their determination and skill. While the team may not be leading the pack, Braun’s track time and Newey’s expertise are proving to be invaluable assets as they work towards maximizing their speed and potential.
