Hyundai Aims For Continued Success At Sebring Following Impressive Daytona Podium Finish

Hyundai is gearing up for the Alan Jay Automotive Network 120 at Sebring International Raceway, aiming to build on its recent success. The race will commence on Friday, March 14, at 2:10 p.m. ET. After a triumphant start to the season at Daytona, Hyundai is eager to maintain its momentum in the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge.

The No. 76 Hyundai Elantra N TCR, driven by Denis Dupont and Preston Brown, secured a historic win at Daytona. This victory has placed them in the lead of the drivers' championship standings. Meanwhile, Mark Wilkins and Bryson Morris in the No. 33 car are determined to continue their strong performance after finishing second at Daytona.

Hyundai Targets Success at Sebring Race
Hyundai Targets Success at Sebring Race
Hyundai Targets Success at Sebring Race
Hyundai Targets Success at Sebring Race

Sebring International Raceway has been a successful venue for Hyundai, with five consecutive podium finishes, including double-podium results in 2023 and 2024. The team is keen to defend its impressive record as they head into this year's race.

Hyundai Motor America and Bryan Herta Autosport (BHA) will field several entries in the upcoming race. Alongside Dupont and Brown in the No. 76 car, Wilkins and Morris will compete in the No. 33 car. They aim to replicate their previous success and strengthen their positions in the championship standings.

The race will also feature newcomers Madison Aust and Suellio Almeida in the No. 9 Hyundai Elantra N TCR, who are looking to build on their promising debut performance. Additionally, Larry and Riley Pegram will drive the No. 72 car for Pegram Racing after making their series debut at Daytona.

Victor Gonzalez Racing returns with two entries: Tyler Gonzalez and Eric Powell will share driving duties in the No. 99 car, while Lance Bergstein and Jon Miller team up in the No. 18 car.

IMSA TCR Manufacturer Standings

The manufacturer standings show Hyundai leading with 350 points, followed by Audi with 320 points, Honda with 300 points, and Cupra with 280 points. Hyundai's strong performance so far this season has solidified its position at the top of these standings.

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Hyundai Hope on Wheels Initiative

Hyundai Hope on Wheels continues its charitable efforts by pledging $100 for every lap led by a Hyundai Elantra N TCR during each race of the season. So far, $10,500 has been raised to support pediatric cancer research following a dominant performance at Daytona.

The funds raised from Sebring will benefit Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital as part of this initiative.

Hyundai's Economic Impact

Hyundai Motor America plays a significant role in the U.S., contributing $20.1 billion annually to the economy through various operations and dealerships across the country. The company supports numerous jobs while offering a diverse lineup of vehicles that align with its Progress for Humanity vision.

The upcoming race at Sebring promises excitement as Hyundai aims to extend its winning streak while supporting important causes through its philanthropic initiatives.

Article Published On: Wednesday, March 12, 2025, 0:01 [IST]
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