Skip Barber Racing School alumni enjoyed a successful weekend across North American motorsports, highlighted by multiple victories at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, podium finishes in GT racing, and a strong NASCAR Cup Series performance at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
GT4 America — Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Westin Workman delivered one of the weekend's standout performances, teaming with Tyler Gonzalez to sweep both Pirelli GT4 America races at Indianapolis. Driving the No. 68 RAFA Racing Team Toyota GR Supra GT4, the duo secured back-to-back victories, keeping their Silver-class championship ambitions alive.
Fellow Skip Barber alumnus Michael Cooper also reached victory lane alongside Tony Gaples in Saturday's opening race. The Blackdog Racing pairing charged from the back of the field to capture Pro-Am honors in their McLaren Artura GT4.
Skip Barber Racing teammates Alex and Michael Garcia added another victory for the alumni contingent, claiming Am-class honors in Saturday's race.
GT World Challenge America — Indianapolis 8 Hour
The Indianapolis 8 Hour provided another major highlight as Skip Barber alumni Robby Foley and Justin Rothberg joined Connor De Phillippi in the No. 29 Turner Motorsport BMW M4 GT3 EVO.
The trio finished third overall, earning a podium result in one of North America's premier GT endurance events.
TC America — Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Skip Barber Racing School alumni continued their success in TC America, with Dean Lambros and Logan Anderson securing second- and third-place finishes, respectively, in the Indianapolis results.
Both drivers competed in Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type-S race cars, delivering a double podium for the team during the championship's final weekend.
NASCAR Cup Series — Charlotte Motor Speedway
Skip Barber alumnus Josh Berry delivered a strong fourth-place finish in Sunday's Bank of America 400 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Fellow alumnus Joey Logano finished ninth, maintaining his pursuit of the NASCAR Cup Series championship. Austin Cindric also collected valuable stage points, while Carson Hocevar and Chris Buescher earned stage points during the event.
The race proved more difficult for Bubba Wallace and Alex Bowman, who were involved in an incident that ended their afternoon.
Another Strong Weekend for Skip Barber Alumni
From GT4 victories and endurance racing podiums at Indianapolis to competitive performances in NASCAR, Skip Barber Racing School alumni continued to demonstrate their versatility across multiple racing disciplines.
With former students competing for race wins and championships across professional motorsports, the weekend provided another example of Skip Barber Racing School's lasting contribution to driver development.