A Late‑Race Surge at Lime Rock
Grant Enfinger claimed his first win of the season in the Craftsman Truck LIUNA 150 at Lime Rock Park, Connecticut, after a daring pass on Gio Ruggiero with just three laps left. The victory marked the eighth different driver to break through in the series this year, underscoring the competitive nature of the championship.
The race unfolded as a roller‑coaster of crashes and lead changes, keeping fans on the edge of their seats from the green flag to the checkered flag. Landen Lewis and Kaden Honeycutt rounded out the podium in second and third, while Connecticut native Parker Kligerman finished a respectable fourth.
Points Ripple Effects
Series points leader Layne Riggs led the opening stage but slipped to 23rd in the final standings, allowing Honeycutt to close the gap. Honeycutt, piloting the No. 11 TRICON Garage entry that captured the inaugural Lime Rock Truck race last year, now sits tighter in the championship battle.
In the support series, 17‑year‑old Bex Cranston secured a podium finish in the USF Junior 45‑minute race, a milestone that has sparked excitement about his aspirations to reach IndyCar. The youngster’s performance highlighted the growing talent pipeline feeding into higher levels of motorsport.