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Friday
practice & Qualifying - Mexico City 250 Brian would be first out this morning and take advantage of work the
team did overnight on the #61 Ford Riley. Early laps were on pace with
their Thursday times and Brian would bring the car in for adjustments
over the first twelve laps. To this point the car was in the top three
through most of the session. On lap thirteen Brian would record a 1:20.131
and move to P1, taking more than a second off their best time. Two
laps later he would be the first car to hit the 19's with a 1:19.823
at 112.749 mph. Brian's time would be nipped by just 3/100ths before
he would come in to hand the controls over to Mark. ... read more Thursday
practice - Mexico City 250 Mark and Brian were fastest in the first session today at Mexico
City but suspension problems that cropped up late in the going meant
session two would be used as a shakedown by the crew to address any
issues. By the time the car was handed over to Brian in session 2,
he reported that the car felt fine but he was not able to get in a
clean fast lap. |
Established in 1995 with a mandate to identify, train and manage emerging motorsport talent AIM operates multi-car teams competing in the Formula BMW USA Championship and the Star Mazda Series North American Championship. Among those drivers who have graduated from AIM Autosport are former series and rookie champions james hinchcliffe, Andrew Ranger, Andrew Bordin, J.F.Veilleux, Jonathan Macri, L.P. Dumoulin, Anthony Simone and Dan Burchill. Other notable AIM graduates include, Sam Hornish Jr., Billy Asaro, mark wilkins, Ashley Taws, Paul Dana, Tom Dyer, Josh Schreiber, Dan McMullen and Antoine Bessette. |