Frankie Muniz and Tyler Stone won the Am class in GT4 America Race 2 at Barber, driving TechSport Racing’s No. 30 Ford Mustang. The late pass secured their second win of 2023.

The pair climbed from 26th overall to 12th, underscoring consistency and discipline in the GT4 America field. It followed a Race 1 penalty for contact, highlighting tight officiating margins.

Muniz handled the closing stint and converted pressure into track position at a circuit where passing is scarce. Once ahead, he controlled the pace to the flag.

Stone’s opening stint laid the groundwork. Racing in his home state, he kept the car in shape for the finale, complementing Muniz’s committed closing run.

The win preserves strong Am-class title momentum. At Barber, track position is premium, and their risk balance after Saturday’s setback proved decisive.

Muniz’s trajectory adds context. He raced in Champ Car Atlantic before focusing on stock cars, completing an ARCA season and over 40 Truck starts. He skipped Kansas to prioritize Barber.

The result underlines GT racing’s crossover pull, as interest around elite drivers’ GT3 plans continues to build. TechSport’s execution positions the Mustang well for the remaining rounds.

Stewarding and discipline are central after the Race 1 penalty. Understanding the sport’s compliance requirements in auto racing frames the stakes for contact, conduct, and racecraft standards.

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Zane Muniz

Zane Muniz writes across NASCAR, IndyCar, F1, IMSA, NHRA, and dirt-racing news. His breaking-news alerts and event previews ensure motorsport fans never miss a lap, drift, or drag-strip showdown.