Coming to IMS this weekend?
Public gate hours for race weekend have shifted to provide fans with access to more on-track action and a second night of racing with headlights on at dusk. Fans can now watch practice on Thursday that includes night practice for the Indy 8 Hour.
Single and multi-day tickets for the Indianapolis 8 Hour race weekend are available at IMS.com.
Fans can view Sunday’s action free of charge from the Turn 2 Mounds. Cheer on Justin and the No. 29 BMW M4 GT3 EVO in the final GT America race of the season as he chases the championship!
“This year we head into Indy with a much higher stress level, but an equally calm approach as we know what we have to do. An 8-hour race means we need to execute perfectly and stay out of trouble to be there at the end. Our eyes will be on the 11 car, but we also have to treat it like any other race and just perform how we have all season. I’m looking forward to the fight.”
-Robby Foley, driver of the GTWC No. 29 BMW M4 GT3 EVO
“I don’t wanna count any chicken tacos yet, but I’m excited about the opportunity to win a championship or two this weekend. The team needs to do what they’ve been doing all year: executing perfectly, making no mistakes, and staying out of trouble”
-Will Turner, Team Owner
Nuggets
- Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course is 2.439 miles long with 14 turns.
- Indy race weekend is the season finale for the 2025 SRO season.
- GTWC will race its only endurance race this weekend as part of the Intercontinental GT Challenge: the Indianapolis 8 Hour.
- Patrick Gallagher will join Robby Foley and Justin Rothberg as the third driver for the 8 hour race.
- Turner Motorsport currently leads the GTWC championship by 19 points and the GTA championship by 37 points. The Indy 8 Hour is worth double points toward the GTWC championship. The team is looking to defend its 2024 GTWC Pro-Am Title and go back-to-back.
- 2024 results: GTWC – 2nd in overall Pro-Am; GTA – 1st, 1st
