Nick Boulle Clinches LMP2 Victory at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The two-hour, 40-minute race demanded more than raw speed; it required extreme fuel discipline. Boulle managed to avoid a chaotic multi-car collision at Turn 1 during his opening stint, settling into a rhythm focused on hitting specific fuel targets. According to Boulle, the team’s telemetry traces showed the intensity of the conservation efforts required to remain competitive throughout the duration of the event.

After passing the car to Rasmussen, the strategy shifted toward capitalizing on a perfectly timed Full-Course Yellow and high-pace laps. This combination allowed the team to cross the Yard of Bricks first, marking a milestone for Era Motorsport as their first IMSA victory at their home track. The win serves as a significant achievement for Boulle, who balances his role in the family-owned deBoulle Diamond and Jewelry business with a professional racing career that includes a prior class win at the 2017 Rolex 24 at Daytona.