
- CORE autosport has finished on the podium at Petit Le Mans four times including a win in 2012 within the ALMS Prototype Challenge class
- George Kurtz last raced at Road Atlanta in 2013
- This is the latest in the year Petit Le Mans has taken place, which is why there will be more night racing than usual
- Petit Le Mans is a 10-hour race endurance with approximately half of it taking place at night
BRASELTON, GA (Nov. 10 2021) – The 2021 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship season will come to a close with Motul Petit Le Mans at Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta. There, CORE autosport will seek its sixth team championship in IMSA’s premier series.
Petit Le Mans is a 10-hour race with approximately half of it taking place at night. To tackle this challenge, CORE once again brings in George Kurtz to join full-season drivers Bennett and Braun behind the wheel.
Kurtz said, “I am ready to get back in the No. 54 machine with Colin and Jon and help them win a championship. We tested at Road Atlanta recently and have a good playbook on what we need from the car. The CORE team knows exactly how to prepare for Petit Le Mans and I feel confident we will be in contention for the win.”
The race kicks off Saturday, November 13th at 12PM EST. Watch live at IMSA.com.
Read the full press release here, and be sure to follow CORE autosport for live updates throughout the weekend.