IndyCar veteran Robb heading to Asian Le Mans Series with United Autosports

Sting Ray Robb’s next move after four seasons in the IndyCar Series has taken the Idahoan to the United Autosports sports car team owned by Zak Brown and Richard Dean with a pivot to LMP2 in the Asian Le Mans Series.

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