Alex Quinn and #04 CrowdStrike Racing by APR trail by four points heading into the Motul Petit Le Mans, buoyed by a Rolex 24 at Daytona win, and embrace a “nothing to lose” stance as they chase an LMP2 IMSA title.
Back‑to‑Back Speed in the Mid‑Season Sprint
Quinn partnered with full‑season co‑driver George Kurtz, while Toby Sowery joined the cockpit for this weekend, and together the trio earned four podiums in six outings, highlighted by a victory at the Rolex 24 at Daytona.
Inter Europol’s Tom Dillmann and Jeremy Clarke occupy the top spot in the overall championship, but Quinn says the narrow deficit removes pressure and fuels an all‑out attack.
Dominating the Endurance Cup
In the Michelin Endurance Cup LMP2 standings, Quinn’s #04 leads the field by one point over Dane Cameron, Jonny Edgar, and PJ Hyett, keeping his championship hopes alive across the 10‑hour race.
Qualifying vs. Race: The Real Divide
Inter Europol earned a ten‑point swing in the final Indy round thanks to qualifying; Quinn admits the team lost points in that category but remains focused on long‑run execution.
He praises Kurtz for sharpening race‑day performance under pressure and notes that the difference between the pair of Bronze‑class drivers is narrowing.
“If it comes down to the race, we’re fully prepared,” Quinn said, stressing that battle positions in the first half of the finishing order will deliver the decisive points.
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