Aaron Jeansonne Back on Track for Carrera Cup Action at Watkins Glen

TeamWWF Driver Ambassador Second in Pro Standings Heading into Round 4

By Kris Mills, Social Media Coordinator

It has been a long wait for Round 4 of the Carrera Cup Championship. But finally, it is time to race.

TeamWWF Driver Ambassador Aaron Jeansonne will look to continue his fine season this weekend at Watkins Glen International in New York. Practice will take place on Thursday, with qualifying and Race 1 set for Friday. Race 2 is scheduled for Saturday.

The second-year Carrera Cup driver is currently second in the Pro Standings with 79 points — six points ahead of Callum Hedge, who is in third. Tyler Maxson leads the Pro Standings with 109 points.

“Miami didn’t go our way (zero points) after some early misfortune, but the wait is over,” Jeansonne said. “Time to reset and get back to racing.”

The second-year Carrera Cup driver is currently second in the Pro Standings with 79 points — six points ahead of Callum Hedge, who is in third. Tyler Maxson leads the Pro Standings with 109 points.

“Miami didn’t go our way (zero points) after some early misfortune, but the wait is over,” Jeansonne said. “Time to reset and get back to racing.”

Note: Race 2 in Miami was canceled due to inclement weather.

Those interested in watching the races this weekend at Watkins Glen can do so on the IMSA Official YouTube page.

Watch Race 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpCHXkPyj6M.

Watch Race 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AF79t4uxkiw.

After Watkins Glen, Carrera Cup drivers will prepare for Round 5 at Road America, July 30-Aug. 1.

Looking ahead, Jeansonne and company will be at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sept. 18-20 for Round 6.

If you want to support Jeansonne this year, please go here: TeamWWF.org/teamwwf/aaron-jeansonne.

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