ELKHART LAKE, W.I. (August 30, 2026) – Turner Motorsport secured its second victory of the season in GT World Challenge America’s Pro class, with Robby Foley and Justin Rothberg taking the win at Road America.
Rothberg started the No. 29 LATICRETE BMW M4 GT3 EVO from second on the grid, but his stint was plagued by full-course cautions, allowing just nine laps run under green flag conditions. Foley took over in fourth with approximately 100 minutes remaining in the three-hour race. The BMW M Works driver closed the gap, charging to the overall lead on the final restart following the last pit stop, with just under an hour remaining.
Foley then built a comfortable gap, saved fuel, and maintained a consistent pace to stay more than three seconds ahead of the second-place car and claim victory at America’s National Park of Speed. The team moves into second place in the championship points, only four points back from the leader.
Robby Foley, Driver of the No. 29 BMW M4 GT3 EVO
“It was great to get a win here at Road America. Obviously, it’s one of the best places to do it here in Elkhart Lake; it’s such an awesome place to race.
“Our LATICRETE BMW was on fire today. The Turner guys and girls gave us a great car. I got the car from fourth in Pro, and there were some different strategies happening, but I caught the two leaders and then got stuck there. But then everybody pitted under the full-course caution, and I had the chance to have a go at the Mercedes on the restart. I got that done and then kind of just tried to set sail from there and manage the gap and my tires.
But great points day. Obviously, it’s always awesome to win races, and looking forward to fighting for the championship.”
Justin Rothberg, Driver of the No. 29 BMW M4 GT3 EVO
“I’m really happy to come out victorious at Road America. I didn’t have the most eventful stint most of the time, but the laps we did run felt really good. The guys and girls at Turner did a great job getting the LATICRETE BMW M4 hooked up. It was a really action-packed laps that we did have because they were all restarts. I had fun doing some hard racing.
“But we’re happy to be on the top step of the podium. It means a lot to win this weekend because my first driver coach, Cedric Sbirrazzouli, who put me on the path to become a driver, passed away last week. We had his name on the car, and it meant a lot to get his name back on the top step of the podium again.”
#taco #taco
