Myles Rowe delivered a run for the ages to win the Indy NXT round at World Wide Technology Raceway.
Despite starting 24th (last) in the #99 Abel Motorsports entry, the Georgia native charged through the field and led the final 29 of 75 laps to snatch victory by 2.2081s over Alessandro De Tullio (AJ Foyt Racing). It’s the third career victory for Rowe, who smashed the record for a previous race winner’s starting position (18th).
