Alessandro De Tullio takes flag-to-flag win at Indy NXT Race 2
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 5:07 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026

Alessandro De Tullio of AJ Foyt Racing secured a flag-to-flag victory at the second leg of the Indy NXT doubleheader at Road America on June 21. The 20-year-old driver from Argentina led all 18 laps and faced a dramatic finish, with a one-lap shootout occurring late in the race. De Tullio managed to maintain his lead to win by 1.0584 seconds on the 4.014-mile course. This performance marks another highlight in De Tullio's burgeoning racing career.
- •De Tullio led every lap in the race.
- •He won by a margin of 1.0584 seconds.
- •The race took place on a 4.014-mile road course.
- •This was the second leg of an Indy NXT doubleheader.
- •De Tullio recently turned 20 years old.
- 5:07 PMMotorsport.com — Dominant De Tullio wins Indy NXT Race 2 in one-lap shootout at Road America
"AJ Foyt Racing’s Alessandro De Tullio went flag-to-flag from pole to win the second leg of the doubleheader round for Indy NXT at Road America. The recently-turned 20-year-old from Argentina led all 18 laps, but it wasn’t without some drama after he was put into a one-lap shootout at the end, but held firm to win by 1.0584s on the 4.014-mile, 14-turn natural terrain road course. It is De ...Keep reading
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