Reflections on TRAC – The Road America Challenge
- gmollohan6
- Sep 9
- 2 min read
Over Labor Day weekend, Road America roared to life for one of the marquee events on the PCA Club Racing calendar: TRAC – The Road America Challenge. Held from Friday, August 29 through Monday, September 1, this high-octane gathering was hosted by the PCA Chicago Region and featured a dynamic mix of racing formats, including Enduro, Clubsport, and the thrilling Triple Trofeo series. Porsche drivers from across the country descended on the track to compete in a wide range of race-prepped machines.
Among the featured competitors was Geoff Isringhausen, representing Isringhausen Motorsports. Geoff’s enduring commitment to Porsche racing was recognized with a special tribute from the PCA Chicago Region, honoring his many years of participation and support. Also representing Isringhausen Motorsports were Geoff Isringhausen Jr. and Cory Libka.
A Legendary Venue: Road America
Nestled in the rolling hills of Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine region, just outside the village of Elkhart Lake, Road America remained a motorsports icon. Known as “America’s National Park of Speed,” this four-mile circuit continued to be celebrated worldwide for its challenging layout and scenic beauty. With over 450 events held annually, Road America hosted everything from professional racing series to club competitions, driving schools, and family-friendly festivals.
Race Results Recap
The Isringhausen Motorsports team delivered a strong showing throughout the weekend:
Geoff Isringhausen raced the no. 159 black-and-white 911 RSR to a sixth-place finish in Sprint 1, competing in a 40-car field within the GT3 / GT4 / GTB1 / GTC3 / GTD1 / GTD2 / GTD3 / H / I division. He later secured 11th place in Sprint 3.
Geoff Isringhausen Jr. went head-to-head with his father in Sprint 3, piloting his yellow no. 81 GT3 Cup to a solid eighth-place finish.
Cory Libka, driving his white-and-black GT4 Clubsport in the same division, earned eighth place in Sprint 1 and tenth place in Sprint 3—an impressive performance given the size and competitiveness of the field.
Click here to see the complete results.
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