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Alex Quinn and CrowdStrike Racing Target LMP2 Championship Comeback at Petit Le Mans
Alex Quinn and the CrowdStrike Racing by APR squad enter the Motul Petit Le Mans trailing by four points in the LMP2 championship. Adopting an unpressured mindset, the team is fully focused on beating Inter Europol Competition in the finale.

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Alex Quinn and the #04 CrowdStrike Racing by APR team enter the season-ending 10-hour Motul Petit Le Mans trailing Inter Europol Competition's Tom Dillmann and Jeremy Clarke by just four points in the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship LMP2 standings. Quinn and full-season co-driver George Kurtz are joined by Toby Sowery for the finale as they pursue their first series title.
Throughout the season, Quinn has achieved four podium finishes in six starts, highlighted by a victory at the Rolex 24 At Daytona. Entering his 14th career WeatherTech Championship start, Quinn is also seeking to better his career-best third-place finish at Petit Le Mans from 2023. Additionally, he currently holds a one-point lead in the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup LMP2 standings over AO Racing’s Dane Cameron, Jonny Edgar, and PJ Hyett.
Reflecting on the narrow point deficit, Quinn noted that trailing heading into the finale removes pressure from the team, allowing them to focus entirely on beating Inter Europol Competition. Despite Inter Europol gaining a 10-point advantage in qualifying during the previous round at Indianapolis, Quinn expressed confidence in Kurtz's recent performance improvements and testing progress, maintaining that long-run race execution will ultimately decide the championship.
Motorsport · Motorsport.com · Published 20:43 · 02 Oct 2026
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