NASCAR- Skip Barber graduates AJ Allmendinger and Austin Cindric claimed podium positions in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Watkins Glen. Allmendinger led the field to the final green flag but lost the lead with two laps left and finished in the runner-up spot. Current points leader Austin Cindric ended his day on the last step of the podium after starting from second place and leading 22 laps. 
In the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, another pair of Skip Barber graduates finished on the podium. Austin Hill picked up his second win of the year, placing himself second in the regular season standings. Hill led a race best of 36 laps out of the 61 laps completed. Regular season champion John Hunter Nemechek finished in second place, just over a second behind Hill. 
IndyCar - In the inaugural Nashville street race, Skip Barber graduate James Hinchcliffe brought his No. 29 Andretti Autosport Honda home in the third-place position. After starting the race from tenth place, Hinchcliffe spent most of the race in the Top 10 and slowly worked his way up the leaderboard. Hinchcliffe’s Nashville podium is his first podium finish this season. 
IMSA- Skip Barber Racing School was well represented in this past weekend’s IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race at Road America. Colin Braun and Jonathan Bennett piloted their LMP3 car to class victory. In GTLM, Jordan Taylor finished in the second-place position. Trent Hindman and Patrick Long claimed the third-place spot in the GTD class. 
In the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, another pair of Skip Barber graduates finished on the podium. Austin Hill picked up his second win of the year, placing himself second in the regular season standings. Hill led a race best of 36 laps out of the 61 laps completed. Regular season champion John Hunter Nemechek finished in second place, just over a second behind Hill. IndyCar - In the inaugural Nashville street race, Skip Barber graduate James Hinchcliffe brought his No. 29 Andretti Autosport Honda home in the third-place position. After starting the race from tenth place, Hinchcliffe spent most of the race in the Top 10 and slowly worked his way up the leaderboard. Hinchcliffe’s Nashville podium is his first podium finish this season. IMSA- Skip Barber Racing School was well represented in this past weekend’s IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship race at Road America. Colin Braun and Jonathan Bennett piloted their LMP3 car to class victory. In GTLM, Jordan Taylor finished in the second-place position. Trent Hindman and Patrick Long claimed the third-place spot in the GTD class. 