Tyler Maxson started Race 2 on pole position and lead away from the start. For the first half of the race, Aaron Jeansonne would keep up with Maxson. As the pair would pull away from the rest of the field, Jeansomme would stay within a second and a half of Maxson. Eventually, Maxson would pull away from Jeansonne in the race’s second half.
Elsewhere, there was action down the field. Patrick Mulcahy, the sole Pro-Am this weekend, was mixing up with the Masters frontrunners. Marco Cirone would clear Mulcahy relatively quickly. But Rob Walker proved to have a much harder time. With nine and a half minutes to go, third in Masters Scott Blind would short cut the Esses. Ideally, he did not lose his position but Joel Johnson would challenge him briefly. Walker eventually passed Mulcahy and set chase for Cirone.
Maxson completes the weekend sweep, winning Race 2 by five seconds over Jeansonne for his eighth win of the season. Callum Edge rounds out the podium in third. Mulcahy again wins the unopposed Pro-Am category. In Masters, Marco Cirone sweeps the weekend with a second and a half victory in Race 2 over Rob Walker. Emphatically, the weekend sweeps clinches the Masters class championship for Cirone with one weekend to spare.
The 2026 Porsche Carrera Cup North America concludes at Circuit of the Americas supporting the U.S. Grand Prix October 23-25.
Headline Photo: The #77 Porsche of Tyler Maxson – Photo Courtesy: Porsche Motorsport North America
