SEBRING, Fla. – Pit strategy was the name of the game in Saturday’s IMSA Prototype Challenge race at Sebring Int’l Raceway. Hindman found his way past McAleer before the end of the first lap and set sail, cruising to a 9.390-second win over Rasmus Lindh in the No. “It ended up being perfect, but I think we got pretty lucky with that second yellow in there,” Hindman said. It was the first IMSA Prototype Challenge victory for Hindman and Brynjolfsson, who have previously won races together in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge. So, it was a pretty easy race for me and I give all the credit to Trent, the team and the car.”. It was the first win in the series for both drivers. Sean Creech Motorsport put a great car together for us, and I couldn’t be happier co-driving with Nigel successfully for the first time out.”. With Sean Creech, I’ve worked with him for over 10 years now.

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