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After tackling the longest race of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season, Skip Barber Racing is confident heading to Watkins Glen for the next weekend of an action-packed summer. Alongside the t…
Skip Barber Racing is heading to Watkins Glen after the longest race of the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge season, full of confidence for the upcoming action-packed summer weekend. Alongside their full-season program in Michelin Pilot Challenge, the team is expanding in 2024 to compete in the new Mustang Challenge series. The team’s lineup includes IMSA Diverse Driver Development Scholarship winner Ken Fukuda and Will Lambros sharing the No. 16 Skip Barber Racing School Aston Martin Vantage GT4, as well as instructor Mike Stillwagon piloting the No. 19 Skip Barber Racing School Ford Mustang Dark Horse R for their Mustang Challenge debut. This weekend holds special significance as it serves as a home race for all three drivers, with Fukuda from Beacon, New York, and Lambros and Stillwagon from Northport, New York. Skip Barber Racing is geared up for Watkins Glen, with drivers eager to hit the track and continue the positive momentum from Mid-Ohio. With a dedicated team and strong camaraderie, Team Manager Joe Monitto is optimistic about the weekend ahead at Watkins Glen for Skip Barber Racing.
