Sting Ray Robb joins United Autosports for Asian Le Mans Series
Racer • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 3:52 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026
Sting Ray Robb transitions from four seasons in the IndyCar Series to the United Autosports team for the Asian Le Mans Series. The move marks Robb's shift to the LMP2 class, racing for a team owned by Zak Brown and Richard Dean. This change signals a new chapter in Robb's racing career as he aims to compete at a different level in endurance racing. His debut in the Asian Le Mans Series is anticipated soon.
- •Sting Ray Robb stays with United Autosports in LMP2 category
- •Robb departs from IndyCar after four seasons
- •Team United Autosports is owned by Zak Brown and Richard Dean
- •Robb's transition reflects a growing interest in endurance racing
- 3:52 PMRacer — 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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