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IndyCar veteran Sting Ray Robb secures United Autosports Asian Le Mans seat

Sting Ray Robb will make his sports car debut with United Autosports this winter, pivoting to the Asian Le Mans Series following four seasons in the IndyCar Series. The 25-year-old American is set to pilot the #22 ORECA 07 Gibson alongside rising star Ian Aguilera and series veteran Giorgio Roda. Owned by Zak Brown and Richard Dean, United Autosports enters the campaign aiming to build on its ...…

IndyCar veteran Sting Ray Robb secures United Autosports Asian Le Mans seat

American IndyCar veteran Sting Ray Robb has signed on with United Autosports to pilot the #22 ORECA 07 Gibson in the upcoming Asian Le Mans Series. Robb, 25, replaces his IndyCar career after four seasons and will partner with rising star Ian Aguilera and experienced racer Giorgio Roda. The three compete in a three-event European season due to the conflict in the Middle East.

Robb expressed excitement about the new challenge and United Autosports' winning culture, stating that he is eager to contribute to the team’s success.

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