CrowdStrike Aims for Championship Close-Out at SRO America Indianapolis Finale

• George Kurtz, Colin Braun seek first GT World Challenge Pro/Am title
• Ben Keating rejoins Kurtz, Braun, No. 04 CrowdStrike/AWS Mercedes AMG GT3
• in fight for second Indianapolis 8 Hour victory
• Kurtz, CJ Moses ready to close GT America campaigns with two more victories
• TC Champion Kevin Boehm seeking second consecutive season with Indy victory
• CrowdStrike celebrates expanded partnership with Operation Motorsport

 
AUSTIN, Texas (Oct. 5, 2022) – CrowdStrike Racing will close its most successful season of participation in SRO Motorsports this weekend with one of the year’s most high-profile events: the Intercontinental GT Challenge Indianapolis 8 Hour.

CrowdStrike has been at the forefront of multiple international motorsport events this year and  Indianapolis now joins that collection.

As Official Cloud and Internet Security Provider to SRO Motorsports America, CrowdStrike is the cybersecurity frontrunner, on the front line of protecting data and stopping breaches. Similarly, CrowdStrike Racing has proven to be a leader on the track, finishing first in many of SRO America’s racing categories – including the premier Fanatec GT World Challenge America. 

The Fanatec GT World Challenge America will receive the majority of the attention during the four-day festival of speed as CrowdStrike Racing drivers George Kurtz and Colin Braun race for their first championship together in the series’ Pro/Am category.

Kurtz and Kevin Boehm will also close out their championship-winning seasons in GT America Powered by AWS and Touring Car America Powered by Skip Barber Racing Schools, respectively. In addition, CJ Moses returns to GT America to add to an already strong field for the year’s final two rounds. Read more.