Atlanta Speedwerks faced a challenging IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge at Sebring, with the No. 94 Honda Civic TCR finishing seventh and the No. 84 car retiring early due to a mechanical issue. Despite leading the most laps, the Sebring bumps and technical issues proved tough obstacles.
Atlanta Speedwerks secured a podium finish at the Mid-Ohio 120 with Scott Smithson and Ryan Eversley driving the No. 94 Honda Civic TCR to third place. Meanwhile, the No. 84 car faced challenges but climbed from the back of the field to finish 11th. The team is looking forward to their next race at Watkins Glen.
Brian Henderson clinched Atlanta Speedwerks’ third consecutive IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge TCR Class pole at Mid-Ohio with a record-setting lap. Meanwhile, Scott Smithson, making his IMSA debut, qualified seventh. The team is set to compete in the Mid-Ohio 120 with high hopes for a strong race performance.
Atlanta Speedwerks is defending Honda’s home turf at Mid-Ohio this weekend, with Ryan Eversley and Scott Smithson in the No. 94 Honda Civic TCR, and Brian Henderson and Robert Noaker in the No. 84. Both teams aim to capitalize on their strong performances and turn their season around at the challenging Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
Scott Smithson joins Ryan Eversley to drive the No. 94 Honda Civic TCR for Atlanta Speedwerks at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. This marks Smithson’s IMSA debut after a successful stint in TC Americas. The team aims to maintain their strong performance in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.
Brian Henderson secured his first Motul Pole Award at Sebring, leading Atlanta Speedwerks to its second consecutive pole position in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge. Despite starting near the back, the No. 94 car aims for a strong performance in the Alan Jay 120.
