Brian Cole Tests with Active Motorsports
(Lexington, Ohio) May 25, 2000 - Formula Dodge National Championship driver and Skip Barber Racing School instructor Brian Cole completed a successful Toyota Atlantic test with the Active Motorsports team. "The Atlantic is such a great car to ...
(Lexington, Ohio) May 25, 2000 - Formula Dodge National Championship driver and Skip Barber Racing School instructor Brian Cole completed a successful Toyota Atlantic test with the Active Motorsports team.
"The Atlantic is such a great car to drive," said Cole. "It corners and brakes extremely well, better than anything else I've driven."
"I really have to thank everyone at Active Motorsports for the opportunity, and I'm definitely looking forward to testing with them again," Cole continued.
"Brian displayed great maturity and completed consistent laps in his first Toyota Atlantic test. Brian benefited greatly from the support we provided which included input from current Active Motorsports driver, Will Langhorne. Our goal is to test with Brian later in the season, in the hope of developing him as a future Atlantic driver," said Daniel Incandela, Team Manager.
"Brian did a very professional job behind the wheel. Clearly he is going to be a driver to watch in the future," said William Langhorne driver of the #23 Active Motorsports car.
Active Motorsports is a third year Toyota Atlantic team based in Worthington, Ohio currently running the #23 car of Will Langhorne and #34 car of Tom Wieringa. The team can be contacted at 614.854.0074 or www.activemotorsports.com
Brian Cole will race next in the Formula Dodge National Championship June 2-4 at Loudon, New Hampshire.
Share Or Save This Story
A runaway and a steal in Toyota Pro/Celebrity race
John Dean to start MX-5 Cup race one on pole at NOLA
Fall-Line Motorsports falls short at Sebring in CTSC
Huge Aston Martin-McLaren LMGT3 crash deemed racing incident after stewards probe
Kyle Larson's team looks like peak Jimmie Johnson but Denny Hamlin says there's time yet
Chase Briscoe went into “desperation mode” chasing Kyle Larson at Kansas
Tyler Reddick admits "we got big problems" after 23XI struggles
Subscribe and access Motorsport.com with your ad-blocker.
From Formula 1 to MotoGP we report straight from the paddock because we love our sport, just like you. In order to keep delivering our expert journalism, our website uses advertising. Still, we want to give you the opportunity to enjoy an ad-free and tracker-free website and to continue using your adblocker.
Top Comments