Chris Dyson took a hard hit at Sebring International Raceway’s Turn 17 in his Plaid Mustang during practice, and as a result is expected to miss qualifying later today for Sunday’s Trans Am Series presented by Pirelli season opener.
The team is confident that the car will be fully repaired in time for Sunday’s 11:10 ET race. And Dyson is 100% fitness-wise.
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