With his first race in almost a decade right around the corner, former IndyCar driver-turned-team owner Bryan Herta has discovered the difference between being race-fit and timing stand-fit. Getting back into racing form to compete in NASA's 25 Hours of Thunderhill with his son Colton, Parker Chase, Colin Braun and Ryan Carpenter in a Ginetta G57-P2 prototype has dominated Herta's time in recent weeks, and with the Dec. 2-4 event growing closer, the co-owner of Andretti Herta Autosport has turned the clock back to the 2000s. "I'm excited about it, but it has been a long time since I last drove competitively," Herta told RACER. "I tested the Ginetta (pictured) for a few laps...
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