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  • Kyle Larson scores Busch Light Pole Award at Richmond

    Kyle Larson scores Busch Light Pole Award at Richmond

    Kyle Larson won the Busch Light Pole award at Richmond Raceway Saturday evening with a 117.177 mph lap in his Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet.

    It’s his third NASCAR Cup Series pole of the season and the 13th of his career.

    Larson was the final driver to qualify in the second round and he described how he thought he gained enough speed to outpace Ross Chastain for the pole.

    “Even though I got into (turn) one too hard and a little bit sideways, I am imagining that is where I made up my time,” he said. “Just getting in really deep and I think getting it under control before I got to the exit is probably where I made up the lap time. I don’t know though, it could be three and four. Who knows? But I felt like I got in deep, too deep for sure, but it worked out.“

    TrackHouse Racing’s Ross Chastain, who was fastest during practice, will start beside Larson on the front row after posting a lap at 116.883 mph. Denny Hamlin (116.485 mph) was third fastest in qualifying in his Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota with Hendrick Motorsports drivers William Byron (116.470 mph) and Alex Bowman (116.384 mph) rounding out the top five starters.

    Martin Truex Jr. will begin the Federated Auto Parts 400 race in sixth followed by Cole Custer, Brad Keselowski, Erik Jones and Ryan Blaney to complete the top 10.

    With only three races remaining in the regular season, there have already been 15 different winners in the Cup Series. Two top contenders for the final spot in the Playoffs are Blaney and Truex, but neither driver has won this year. Blaney currently occupies the final place with a 19-point advantage over Truex. Truex, however, has three previous wins at Richmond.   

    Todd Gilliland, who was the fastest rookie in qualifying, will start in 16th place.

    The Federated Auto Parts 400 is set for Sunday at 3 p.m. ET on the USA Network with radio coverage on MRN Radio and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

    Starting Lineup:

  • Weekend schedule for Richmond

    Weekend schedule for Richmond

    The NASCAR Cup Series and the Camping World Truck Series head to Richmond Raceway this weekend while the Xfinity Series enjoys a week off from competition.

    So far, the regular season has produced 15 different Cup Series winners with only three races remaining. Seven drivers have officially clinched a spot in the Playoffs via wins and accumulated points. They include Chase Elliott, Ross Chastain, Kyle Larson, Joey Logano, William Byron, Tyler Reddick and Denny Hamlin.

    The Camping World Truck Series Playoffs continue at Richmond as the track hosts the second of three races in the Round of 10. Grant Enfinger went to victory lane last week at Indianapolis, securing his spot in the next round. That leaves nine drivers competing for their chance to advance to the Round of 8.

    Press Pass Live on NASCAR.com will be available throughout the weekend providing additional coverage.

    All times are Eastern.

    Saturday, August 13

    3:05 p.m.: Truck Series Practice (All Entries) FS1
    3:35 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying (Impound) Single Vehicle, 2 Laps, All Entries – FS1
    5:05 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – Groups A & B – USA/MRN/SiriusXM
    5:50 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying (Impound) (Groups A & B) Single Vehicle, 2 Laps, 2 Rounds) USA/MRN/SiriusXM

    8 p.m.: Truck Series Worldwide Express 250 for Carrier Appreciation
    Stages 70/140/250 Laps = 187.5 Miles
    The Purse: $744,951
    FS1/MRN/SiriusXM

    Sunday, August 14

    3 p.m.: Cup Series Federated Auto Parts 400
    Stages 70/230/400 Laps = 300 Miles
    The Purse: $1,159,436
    USA/MRN/SiriusXM

  • Bubba Wallace claims first career Cup Series pole at Michigan

    Bubba Wallace claims first career Cup Series pole at Michigan

    Bubba Wallace soared to the top of the speed charts in this No. 23 Toyota Saturday afternoon with a 190.703 mph lap to capture the Busch Light Pole Award. It was his first career Cup Series pole and the first for 23XI Racing, now in its second year of competition in the NASCAR Cup Series.

    Wallace has three top-10 finishes in the last three races including a third at New Hampshire, an eighth at Pocono and a fifth last week at Indianapolis.

    “It’s awesome, proud of my team, Wallace said, “continuing to show up and battle and give it all we got.

    “We’ve been one of the best teams these last couple of weeks. I came over the radio after the first run and said, ‘It’s fun to have fun,’ and it’s pretty fun right now. Car feels great in race trim.”

    Toyotas were strong during the qualifying session, capturing five of the top-10 spots. Joe Gibbs Racing’s Christopher Bell qualified second, Kyle Busch was third, Martin Truex Jr. was seventh and Denny Hamlin was ninth quickest. Joey Logano and Austin Cindric will start fourth and fifth in their Fords for Team Penske.

    Logano felt like the team had made good adjustments but still has work to do.

    “We made up some time from practice, which was good. We made some solid adjustments to get our balance better. I’m not sure how much better we made our car, but we made our balance better, which is good. We’ll think a lot overnight to make the car better for race trim, so I’d say a successful day from where we were in practice and getting better for qualifying and having a top-five effort is nice, so we’ll fight from there.”

    Tyler Reddick was the fastest Chevrolet, qualifying sixth for Richard Childress Racing, Hendrick Motorsports’ Kyle Larson was seventh and Erik Jones was 10th in the Petty GMS Motorsports Chevy.

    Tune in to watch the Firekeepers Casino 400 at Michigan International Speedway Sunday, August 7 on USA Network and the NBC Sports App with radio coverage on MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

  • Weekend schedule for Michigan

    Weekend schedule for Michigan

    The NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity head to Michigan International Speedway this weekend while the Camping World Truck Series has a week off and returns to competition on August 13 at Richmond Raceway.

    Kevin Harvick, currently 17th in the points standings, leads all active drivers with six wins at Michigan.

    There have been 14 different winners in the Cup Series this year and with only four races remaining in the regular season, the pressure is on. Ryan Blaney is 15th in the standings, 121 points above the cutline, with Martin Truex Jr. in 16th place with a 96-point advantage.

    AJ Allmendinger leads the Xfinity Series regular season standings with six races to go followed by Justin Allgaier in second, only 17 points behind, and Ty Gibbs in third (-30).

    All times are Eastern.

    Saturday, August 6

    9:05 a.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – NBC Sports Online/App
    9:35 a.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – NBC Sports Online/App
    10:45 a.m. ARCA Menards Series Practice – No TV
    11:30 a.m.: ARCA Menards Series Qualifying – No TV
    12:35 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – NBC Sports Online/App
    1:20 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – NBC Sports Online/App

    3:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series New Holland 250
    Distance: 250 miles (125 Laps)
    Stage 1 Ends on Lap 30, Stage 2 Ends on Lap 60, Final Stage Ends on Lap 125
    USA/MRN/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    The Purse: $1,269,941

    6:30 ARCA Menards Series Henry Ford Health 200 – FloRacing/MRN

    Sunday, August 7

    3 p.m.: Cup Series FireKeepers Casino 400
    Distance: 400 miles (200 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 45, Stage 2 ends on Lap 120, Final Stage ends on Lap 200
    USA/MRN/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    The Purse: $7,125,085

    Press Pass Live Schedule – Saturday, August 6

    11:15 a.m.: Joey Logano, William Byron, Kyle Busch
    Post Cup Series Qualifying
    Post Xfinity Series Race
    Post ARCA Menards Series Race

    Press Pass Live Schedule – Sunday, August 7

    12:40 p.m.: Erik Jones
    Post Cup Series Race

  • Tyler Reddick scores Cup Series pole for Indy Road Course

    Tyler Reddick scores Cup Series pole for Indy Road Course

    Tyler Reddick outpaced the field with a 99.378 mph lap during qualifying to win the Busch Light Pole for Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Verizon 200 at The Brickyard.

    It is the second pole for the Richard Childress Racing driver in his third full year of completion in the Cup Series and his ninth top-five starting position this season.  

    “It certainly seemed like a pretty good lap,” Reddick said, “but definitely not a pole lap. So certainly right away we were hustling to cool the car down and cool the brakes down so we could re-run but it ended up being a good enough lap and it stood up against the nine other competitors.   

    “But yeah I definitely had a little bit of concern, missing it a little bit in turn four and just a little bit in the braking zone. Just glad it was a good enough lap. Certainly, you always try and run the perfect lap and we didn’t quite do that but it was good enough to win the pole.”

    Austin Cindric’s lap of 99.095 mph earned him the second starting position.

    “When you get beat for pole I guess you’d rather be a chunk slower than a little bit slower because I feel like there’s a little bit I could have done better,” Cindric said, “but not a chunk. I felt like our Ford Mustang was fast all day and I’m proud of that effort. We’re trying a few new things this weekend and I’m looking forward to seeing how they play out in the race.”

    Chase Briscoe ((98.962 mph), Christopher Bell (98.721 mph) and Joey Logano (98.476 mph) rounded out the top five fastest qualifiers followed by Ryan Blaney, Michael McDowell, Chase Elliott, Todd Gilliland and Kyle Busch to complete the top-10 starters for Sunday’s race.

    Team Penske drivers were strong in qualifying with Cindric, Logano and Blaney grabbing starting spots in the top six.

    “It’s a good start and hopefully we can continue that,” Logano said. “It’s always special to win here. When your boss owns the track it probably adds a little bit to that, but a top-five qualifying effort is nice and we’ll try to pick it up a little from there.”

    Notably, Elliott was the only Hendrick Motorsports driver in the top 10. His teammates Kyle Larson, William Byron and Alex Bowman will start 22nd, 23rd and 28th, respectively.

    Ty Gibbs will start 26th, filling in for the second consecutive race for Kurt Busch. Busch has not been medically cleared to race since his accident during qualifying at Pocono Raceway.

    Tune into Sunday’s Verizon 200 at The Brickyard at 2:30 p.m. ET on NBC and the NBC Sports App with radio coverage on IMS Radio and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

  • Weekend schedule for Indianapolis

    Weekend schedule for Indianapolis

    This weekend the NASCAR Cup Series heads to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course for a tripleheader weekend of racing with the Xfinity Series and the NTT IndyCar Series.

    The Camping World Truck Series Playoffs will take center stage Friday night at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in the TSport 200, preceded by the ARCA Menards Series Reese’s 200.

    There are only five races remaining in the Cup Series regular season and 14 different drivers have already collected wins, leaving two available spots in the Playoffs. Ryan Blaney (+105 points) and Martin Truex Jr. (+85 points) are currently above the cutoff.

    With seven races to go in the Xfinity Series regular season, there are five open spots in the Playoffs. Ty Gibbs (four wins), Justin Allgaier (three), Noah Gragson (three), AJ Allmendinger (two), Josh Berry (two), Austin Hill (two) and Brandon Jones (one) have each qualified for the Playoffs via wins.

    Zane Smith, the regular season Truck Series champion begins the Playoffs with 2037 points, followed by Chandler Smith (2022), Ben Rhodes (2017) John Hunter Nemechek (2,016), Stewart Friesen (2,013), Christian Eckes (2,007), Ty Majeski (2,006), Carson Hocevar (2,005), Grant Enfinger (2,002) and Matt Crafton (2,001 points)

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, July 29 – Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park (IRP)

    10:35 a.m.: Truck Series Practice (All Entries) No TV
    12:30 p.m.: ARCA Menards Series Practice – No TV
    2:15 p.m.: ARCA Menards Series Qualifying (Impound – Single Vehicle/2Laps/All Entries) No TV
    4:30 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying (Impound – Single Vehicle/2Laps/All Entries) FS1

    6 p.m.: ARCA Menard Series Reese’s 200 – FS1/MRN

    9 p.m.: Truck Series TSport 200
    Distance: 137.2 miles (200 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends Lap 60, Stage 2 ends Lap 120, Final Stage ends Lap 200
    FS1/MRN/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Purse: $622,754

    Friday, July 29 – Indianapolis Road Course

    3:05 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice (All Entries) USA
    3:35 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying (Impound – Groups A & B/Multi-Vehicle/Two Rounds) USA

    Saturday, July 30 – Indianapolis Road Course

    9:35 a.m.: Cup Series Practice (Groups A & B) USA
    10:35 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying (Impound) (Groups A & B/Multi-Vehicle/Two Rounds) USA

    3:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Pennzoil 150 at the Brickyard
    Distance: 151.22 miles (62 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends Lap 20, Stage 2 ends Lap 40, Final Stage ends Lap 62
    NBC/Peacock/IMS Radio/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Purse: $1,750,651

    Sunday, July 31 – Indianapolis Road Course

    2:30 p.m.: Cup Series Verizon 200 at the Brickyard
    Distance: 199.998 miles (82 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends Lap 15, Stage 2 ends Lap 35, Final Stage ends Lap 82
    NBC/IMS Radio/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Purse: $8,671,417

  • Weekend schedule for Pocono

    Weekend schedule for Pocono

    NASCAR travels to Pocono Raceway for three days of racing action this weekend.

    The ARCA Menards Series will kick things off Friday evening with the Camping World Truck Series and the Xfinity Series headlining Saturday’s events. Sunday afternoon the Cup Series will close out the weekend with the M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400.

    There are six races left in the Cup Series regular season which has so far produced 14 different winners. That leaves only two available spots to make the Playoffs on points. Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney is currently ranked 15th followed by Joe Gibbs Racing’s Martin Truex Jr. in 16th.

    Seven different Xfinity Series drivers have secured their place in the Playoffs this season with wins, leaving five remaining open spots. Ty Gibbs has won four times, followed by Justin Allgaier (three), AJ Allmendinger (two), Noah Gragson (two), Josh Berry (two), Austin Hill (two) and Brandon Jones (one).

    It will be the final race of the regular season for the Camping World Truck Series. The Playoff field will be set and the Regular Season Champion will be crowned. Eight drivers including Zane Smith, John Hunter Nemechek, Chandler Smith, Stewart Friesen, Ben Rhodes, Ty Majeski, Christian Eckes and Carson Hocevar have already secured a place in the Playoffs, leaving two spots up for grabs.

    You can watch Press Pass throughout the weekend for post-qualifying and post-race content along with various driver media availability sessions.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, July 22

    2:45 p.m.: ARCA Practice – No TV
    3:30 p.m.: ARCA Qualifying – No TV
    4:30 p.m.: Truck Series Practice – FS1 – Canceled (Rain)
    5 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying – FS1 – Canceled (Rain) Lineup set by NASCAR Rule Book
    6:30 p.m.: ARCA General Tire Delivers 200 race – FS1/MRN

    Saturday, July 23

    9:35 a.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – USA
    10:05 a.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – USA

    Noon: Truck Series CRC Brakleen 150
    Distance: 150 miles (60 laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 15, Stage 2 on Lap 30, Race ends on Lap 60
    The Purse: $702,702
    FOX/MRN/SiriusXM

    2:35 p.m.: Cup Series Practice – USA/MRN/SiriusXM
    3:20 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – USA/MRN/SiriusXM

    5 p.m.: Xfinity Series Explore the Pocono Mountains 225
    Distance: 225 miles (90 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 20, Stage 2 on Lap 40, Race ends on Lap 90
    The Purse: $1,337,905
    USA/MRN/SiriusXM

    Sunday, July 24

    3 p.m.: Cup Series M&M’s Fan Appreciation 400 – USA/MRN/SiriusXM
    Distance: 400 miles (160 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 30, Stage 2 on Lap 95, Race ends on Lap 160
    The Purse: $6,828,051
    USA/MRN/SiriusXM

  • Weekend schedule for New Hampshire

    Weekend schedule for New Hampshire

    This weekend the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series headline the action at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The Camping World Truck Series is off until July 23 at Pocono Raceway.

    The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour will also compete, closing out Saturday’s events with the Whelen 100.

    Kevin Harvick leads all of the Cup Series active drivers with four wins at the 1.058-mile oval track in 2006, 2016, 2018 and 2019. Denny Hamlin, Kurt Busch and Kyle Busch have three victories each. Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano, have been to victory lane twice at New Hampshire and Aric Almirola is the defending race winner.

    There are seven races remaining in the regular season. Thirteen drivers have already clinched a spot in the Playoffs with wins, leaving only three open spots.

    None of the active Xfinity Series drivers have won at New Hampshire and there are only nine races left to qualify for the 12-driver field in the Playoffs.

    Seven Xfinity Series drivers have won this season and all but one has multiple wins. Ty Gibbs leads with four wins while AJ Allmendinger, Justin Allgaier, Noah Gragson, Josh Berry and Austin Hill have each won twice. Brandon Jones has been to victory lane once.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, July 15
    3:15 p.m.: Whelen Modified Practice – No TV
    4 p.m.: NASCAR Live on Press Pass – William Byron
    5:05 p.m.: Xfinity Series Practice – USA
    5: 35 p.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – USA
    NASCAR Live on Press Pass: Post Xfinity Series Qualifying
    6:45 p.m.: Whelen Modified Qualifying – No TV

    Saturday, July 16
    10:45 a.m. NASCAR Live on Press Pass with Chase Elliott
    11:35 a.m.: Cup Series Practice – USA/PRN/SiriusXM (TV coverage begins at Noon)
    12:20 p.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – USA/PRN/SiriusXM

    2:30 p.m.: Xfinity Series Crayon 200 race
    Distance: 211.6 miles (200 laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 45, Stage 2 ends on Lap 90, Final Stage ends on Lap 200
    USA (2 p.m.) PRN/SiriusXM
    The Purse: $1,175,214
    NASCAR Live on Press Pass Post Xfinity Series race

    6 p.m.: Whelen 100 race – FloRacing
    NASCAR Live on Press Pass: Post Whelen Modified race

    Sunday, July 17
    3 p.m.: Cup Series Ambetter 301 race
    Distance: 318.46 miles (301 laps)
    Stage 1 (Ends on Lap 70), Stage 2 (Ends on Lap 185), Final Stage (Ends on Lap 301)
    USA (2 p.m.) PRN/SiriusXM
    The Purse: $7,102,088
    NASCAR Live on Press Pass Post Cup Series race

  • Weekend Schedule for Atlanta and Mid-Ohio

    Weekend Schedule for Atlanta and Mid-Ohio

    The NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series return to Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend for the second time this season as the Camping World Truck Series travels to the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for the first time ever. The ARCA Menards Series will also compete at Mid-Ohio Friday evening.

    Practice and qualifying for the Truck Series is set for Friday. There is no practice scheduled for the Cup or Xfinity Series. Qualifying for the Xfinity Series will take place Saturday at 10:05 a.m. followed by Cup Series qualifying at 11:35 a.m.

    Thirteen Cup Series drivers have won races so far this year, including five first-time winners. This leaves only three open spots in the Playoffs with eight races remaining in the regular season.

    There are five open spots remaining in the Xfinity Series Playoffs Seven drivers have secured their place by virtue of wins including Ty Gibbs, AJ Allmendinger, Justin Allgaier, Noah Gragson, Josh Berry, Brandon Jones and Austin Hill.

    The Truck Series race this weekend at Mid-Ohio is the last race in the Triple Truck Challenge and the last opportunity to earn the $50,000 bonus.

    There are only two races left in the Truck Series regular-season and five open spots in the Playoffs. As a result, at least three spots will be determined by points.

    Press Pass will be available throughout the weekend.

    All times are Eastern.

    Friday, July 8

    9:35 a.m.: Truck Series Practice at Mid-Ohio (No TV)
    2 p.m.: ARCA Menards Series Practice and Qualifying at Mid-Ohio (No TV)
    3:35 p.m.: Truck Series Qualifying at Mid-Ohio – FS1/MRN
    5 p.m.: ARCA Menards Series Dawn 150 (Mid-Ohio) – FS1

    Saturday, July 9

    10:05 a.m.: Xfinity Series Qualifying – Atlanta (NBC Streaming App/website)
    11:35 a.m.: Cup Series Qualifying – Atlanta (USA/PRN/SiriusXM/ NBC Streaming App/website)

    1:30 p.m.: Truck Series O’Reilly Auto Parts 150 at Mid-Ohio
    Distance: 151.28 miles (67 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 15, Stage 2 ends on Lap 35, Final Stage ends on Lap 67
    FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    The Purse: $671,050

    5 p.m.: Xfinity Series Alsco Uniforms 250 at Atlanta
    Distance: 251.02 miles (163 Laps)
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 40, Stage 2 ends on Lap 80, Final Stage ends on Lap 163
    USA, PRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    The Purse: $1,376,327

    Sunday, July 10

    3 p.m.: Cup Series Quaker State 400 Presented By Walmart Atlanta Motor Speedway
    Distance: 400.4 miles (260 laps)
    USA/PRN/SiriusXM NASCAR Radio
    Stage 1 ends on Lap 60, Stage 2 ends on Lap 160, Final Stage ends on Lap 260
    The Purse: $7,034,869

  • Chip Ganassi Racing’s Van der Zande and Bourdais win Chevrolet Grand Prix at CTMP

    Chip Ganassi Racing’s Van der Zande and Bourdais win Chevrolet Grand Prix at CTMP

    Renger van der Zande drove his No. 1 Cadillac to the lead in the Chevrolet Grand Prix at Canadian Tire Motorsports Park with 10 minutes to go, cruising to a decisive victory in the seventh round of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship.

    He won by a margin of 3.509 seconds after passing Oliver Jarvis’s No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing Acura with 10 minutes to go to claim the third win of the season for the No. 1 Cadillac.

    The victory was unexpected and was not without its struggles.

    “This race wasn’t going to be ours,” he said, “We changed the car around completely after the warm-up practice this morning and didn’t know what to expect. The changes worked, but the power steering failed, and that was the toughest part of today.

    “I knew I needed traffic to get by, so it was maximum attack, full risk,” he added. “I thought, ‘This is the time to go,’ and it worked.”

    Teammate Sebastien Bourdais qualified the No. 01 Cadillac fifth fastest, but he gave all the credit to van der Zande for expertly navigating the 11-turn, 2.459-mile road course.

    “That was all him,” Bourdais remarked. “With the massive power steering issues, I was barely hanging on and I have no idea how he put that thing up there to fight those guys. He obviously reads traffic super-well, and when he gets all wound up with emotions, he uses that anger in a positive way. He really made it work today, and it was very impressive.”

    It was van der Zande’s 17th victory in the WeatherTech SportsCar Championship competition and the 10th for Bourdais.

    Tom Blomqvist, who set a record qualifying lap to capture the pole in the No. 60 Meyer Shank Racing Acura, and co-driver, Oliver Jarvis, finished second. Pipo Derani and Olivier Pla completed the podium after finishing third in the No. 31 Whelen Engineering Cadillac.

    CORE Autosport’s Colin Braun and Jon Bennett won the LMP3 Class finishing ahead of Andretti Autosport’s Jarrett Andretti and Gabby Chaves. Ari Balogh and Garrett Grist placed third in the No. 30 Jr III Motorsports Ligier.

    The next round of the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship is August 4-7 at Road America for prototype classes DPi, LMP2 and LMP3.