Skip Barber Racing closed its 2025 SRO America season with an overall victory and multiple podium finishes from the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. In McLaren Trophy, America, Cooper Broll and Tommy Pintos earned their third victory of the season and ended the year second in the Pro Class Championship. Broll, who has been competing with Skip Barber Racing for several seasons, had the honor of crossing the yard of bricks to clinch the victory in the season finale. Broll and Pintos routinely featured in the conversation for overall victory throughout the inaugural season of McLaren Trophy, America, but the pair scored a break-through weekend sweep at Road America. Those two wins vaulted them into championship contention ahead of the final two races of the season in Indianapolis. Needing another weekend sweep to snatch the title, Broll and Pintos fell just short with a win in Race 2 following a hard-fought second-place in Race 1. Ultimately, the duo ended the season with 10 podiums, three wins, and three pole positions in the No. 919 Pied Parker McLaren Artura Trophy Evo. 
In GT4 America and TC America powered by the Skip Barber Racing School, the team earned another trio of podium finishes with debutant Dean Lambros scoring a pair of third-place finishes in TC America. Lambros, the younger brother of former Skip Barber Racing driver Will Lambros, most recently competed in the Skip Barber Race Series, finishing runner-up to Oliver Wheldon in the hotly contested 2024 championship battle. Lambros wasted little time coming to grips with the No. 17 Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type S, going fastest in Free Practice 2 and qualifying on the inside of the second row for Race 1. A clean getaway at the start put Lambros in a strong position to eventually secure a podium in his maiden race. For Race 2, Lambros was joined on the second row of the grid by teammate James Klimas whose quick lap time in Race 1 gave him a starting position near the sharp end of the grid. Klimas converted that spot to his third top-five finish of the season. Klimas was also competing in Toyota GR Cup North America this weekend, returning to the site of his debut with Skip Barber Racing at the end of the 2023 season. 
Finally, Alex Garcia and Michael Garcia put an exclamation mark on a standout rookie season in GT4 America with a second-place finish in the No. 07 PolePace BMW M4 GT4. In Race 1, Michael took the start before handing the controls to his brother Alex who quickly set to work on reeling in the leading car in class. In the waning minutes of the race, Alex moved into the lead before settling for second after putting in one of his finest performances of the season.
In GT4 America and TC America powered by the Skip Barber Racing School, the team earned another trio of podium finishes with debutant Dean Lambros scoring a pair of third-place finishes in TC America. Lambros, the younger brother of former Skip Barber Racing driver Will Lambros, most recently competed in the Skip Barber Race Series, finishing runner-up to Oliver Wheldon in the hotly contested 2024 championship battle. Lambros wasted little time coming to grips with the No. 17 Skip Barber Racing Acura Integra Type S, going fastest in Free Practice 2 and qualifying on the inside of the second row for Race 1. A clean getaway at the start put Lambros in a strong position to eventually secure a podium in his maiden race. For Race 2, Lambros was joined on the second row of the grid by teammate James Klimas whose quick lap time in Race 1 gave him a starting position near the sharp end of the grid. Klimas converted that spot to his third top-five finish of the season. Klimas was also competing in Toyota GR Cup North America this weekend, returning to the site of his debut with Skip Barber Racing at the end of the 2023 season. Finally, Alex Garcia and Michael Garcia put an exclamation mark on a standout rookie season in GT4 America with a second-place finish in the No. 07 PolePace BMW M4 GT4. In Race 1, Michael took the start before handing the controls to his brother Alex who quickly set to work on reeling in the leading car in class. In the waning minutes of the race, Alex moved into the lead before settling for second after putting in one of his finest performances of the season.