Overview
- AO Racing secured the LMP2 class victory at the Sahlen’s Six Hours of The Glen, driven by Dane Cameron, PJ Hyett and Jonny Edgar in a race run on Monday that closed the series' midseason endurance round.
- A furious late charge from Alex Quinn in the #04 CrowdStrike car brought the field to within a second before a final-lap yellow froze the order and sealed AO Racing’s win under caution.
- The six-hour race featured nine full-course cautions and 48 laps run under yellow, with heavy traffic and mixed pit strategies repeatedly reshuffling the LMP2 battle.
- The result moves AO Racing up to a tie for second in the LMP2 standings on 952 points while the #04 CrowdStrike entry holds an unofficial 55-point advantage over AO and United Autosports USA.
- The victory delivered key milestones—Dane Cameron’s 20th IMSA win, PJ Hyett’s first IMSA endurance victory, and Jonny Edgar’s first IMSA LMP2/prototype win—and offers momentum for AO Racing after a slow start to the season.