Following an outstanding weekend that saw Dean Lambros score two podium finishes and Logan Anderson earn his career-best finish, Skip Barber Racing is back in action for the next round of TC America powered by the Skip Barber Racing School. Three different arms of the Skip Barber brand will be at Sebring in the next ten days. First, Skip Barber Racing will hit the track on Thursday. They will be followed by the Skip Barber Formula Race Series, which kicks off its 2026 season on Friday. Finally, the Skip Barber Racing School will begin a plethora of programs on Monday, fresh off the GT World Challenge America weekend. Lambros, who will drive the No. 7 Skip Barber Racing School Acura Integra Type S, is looking to continue building on the momentum he gained at Circuit of the Americas. "I'm super excited to be back at Sebring again," Lambros said. "Our Skip Barber Racing team has made huge progress around the Acuras with the setups and strategy. Coming off two second-place finishes at COTA, my team and I are looking to keep the momentum going to advance our standings in the championship." Alongside Lambros will be Logan Anderson, who is riding his own wave of momentum. Anderson finished fourth in Race 2 at COTA, his best TC America result. Additionally, Anderson, a rookie in the series, laid down a faster lap time than his teammate in the closing minutes of the COTA weekend — a perfect example of the intra-team cooperation that has led to such rapid improvement for both drivers. "COTA was a big step in learning, coming away with a seventh and a fourth, it feels like we're building real momentum," Anderson said. "Sebring this weekend will be a tough, demanding track, but I'm excited to carry what we learned at COTA into this weekend and respect the bumps. Lastly, a big thank you to my sponsor Empowered Healing for helping get me on track, and to everyone at Skip Barber Racing for their support and the constant learning throughout the weekend." Track action for TC America powered by the Skip Barber Racing School begins on Thursday with a pair of practice sessions followed by qualifying. Friday and Saturday will each see one race apiece with the green flag set to drop at 12:00pm EST on Friday and 10:05am on Saturday. Both races will be streamed live and free on the GTWorld YouTube channel.