Alessandro de Tullio disqualified from Indy NXT win after tech inspection
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 7:26 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
Alessandro de Tullio of AJ Foyt Racing was disqualified from his Indy NXT victory after a post-race technical inspection at Road America. The inspection found that de Tullio and teammate Nicholas Monteiro used a different set of Firestone tires than those used during qualifying, violating two Indy NXT rules. As a result, Matteo Nannini of Cape Motorsports Powered by ECR was awarded the win. De Tullio, who originally secured his second win of the season, will drop to eighth in the championship standings after receiving no points from the race. This incident falls under Level 3 infractions, which can lead to disqualifications and suspensions.
- •Alessandro de Tullio was disqualified post-race at Road America.
- •Violation involved improper tire usage during the race.
- •Matteo Nannini awarded the win after the disqualification.
- •De Tullio drops to eighth in the championship standings.
- •Infractions are classified as Level 3 violations.
- 7:26 PMYahoo Sports — Why an Indy NXT driver was stripped of win after post-race tech inspection
"Why Alessandro de Tullio lost his Indy NXT win due to post-race tech inspection at Road America
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