Photo: Jake Galstad/IMSA
The third and fourth place finishing Aston Martin Vantage GT4s from Team TGM and Archangel Motorsports have been moved to the rear of the GS class results in Saturday’s Sahlen’s 120 at The Glen due to technical infringements.
The No. 64 TGM Aston Martin of Owen Trinkler and Ted Giovanis, as well as the No. 88 Archangel entry driven by Billy Johnson and Todd Coleman, were found to have rear wing settings beyond the homologated limits.
It has promoted the No. 72 Murillo Racing Mercedes-AMG GT4 to a podium finish in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge round, followed by the No. 14 Ave Motorsports Toyota GR Supra GT4.
RESULTS: Sahlen’s 120 at The Glen (Revised)
GT World Challenge America
Sargent Quickest in First Sebring Practice
Pirelli GT4 America
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GT America
Kurtz Tops Opening Practice at Sebring
GT World Challenge America
Hindman Banking on “Known Quantity” of Porsche in Return
European Le Mans Series
Jakobsen Paces Opening Paul Ricard Practice
GT World Challenge America
DXDT Forms Sister Team for Mercedes-AMG Program
GT World Challenge America
New Entries Bolster Fanatec GT Field for Sebring
