Over four months since Danial Frost’s first win of the 2023 INDY NXT by Firestone season, Danial is eager to kick off the second half of the season with another win. Returning to Iowa Speedway this weekend, July 21-22, the INDY NXT field will see...
Remaining a frontrunner in the opening two rounds of the 2023 INDY NXT by Firestone season, Danial Frost found himself mid-pack throughout the past weekend in the INDY NXT by Firestone Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. A rarity since the start of the...
Coming off his second career win in the INDY NXT by Firestone program six weeks ago at the season opener in St. Petersburg, Florida, Danial Frost came into Barber Motorsports Park this past weekend leading the championship points chase. While still early in the season,...
Danial Frost took the lead on a late restart and powered away to win the season-opening INDY NXT by Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on Sunday, earning his second career victory in INDYCAR’s development series. Frost, from Singapore, crossed the finish line in the No....
Danial Frost is likely to have some sleepless nights over the course of the next year after being hungover with adrenaline from his first NTT INDYCAR SERIES test last month. After propelling the No. 68 HMD Motorsports with Dale Coyne Racing entry to his first Indy...
Danial Frost will stay with HMD Motorsports with Dale Coyne Racing for his third season of Indy Lights racing in 2023....
Swerving left and right down the front stretch at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, screaming into his radio, Danial Frost’s perseverance was about to pay off with the checkered flag displayed. After finishing second three times in 2021, the Singapore native claimed his first career Indy Lights Presented...
Looking to scale new heights for his sophomore year in the NTT IndyCar series, Danial Frost has signed with HMD Motorsports for his second season in Indy Lights, having spent his rookie campaign with Andretti Autosport. The Singaporean claimed two poles and four podiums in his...
After a sticky session in Portland, Danial Frost from Singapore started fourth and held his starting position despite being pressured by Benjamin Pedersen. Devlin DeFrancesco was poised for a promising day after a difficult Q2 and ran a consistent race in his starting position of eighth on a...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] The Indy Lights Championship turned up the heat on Saturday as the green flag flew for Race 1 of the Indy Lights Grand Prix of Portland Presented by Cooper Tires. Despite starting fifth, Kyle Kirkwood capitalized on as many positions as possible to work his way into second...
It was a busy day at World Wide Technology Raceway as the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires field took on the short oval for the season's only oval event. The 12-car field started the day with practice followed by single-car qualifying, where Lap 1...
ELKHART LAKE, Wis. – The battle for the Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires championship – and a scholarship valued at almost $1.3 million to ensure entry into a minimum of three NTT INDYCAR SERIES races in 2022, including the Indianapolis 500 – took another...
Andretti Autosport’s Danial Frost was quickest in Indy Lights practice on Indianapolis Motor Speedway’s road course, with the whole field split by less than a second. It started off as a beautiful day as Indy Lights returned to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the first time...
It was an impressive weekend for the Andretti Autosport Indy Lights teams on the Streets of St. Petersburg. Following the doubleheader weekend, the team comes away with one win, three podiums and six top-five finishes on the 14-turn street course. Singapore’s Danial Frost enjoyed another strong...
INDIANAPOLIS - Andretti Autosport confirmed today that Danial Frost returns to the team’s Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires effort for the 2021 season. The Singaporean is slated to step into the No. 68 Dallara for the 18-race schedule. I’m very happy to announce my resigning with...
Frost Secures 3rd in the Championship Series with a Pair of Podiums in St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, Fla. (October 26, 2020) – Danial Frost left nothing on the table as he finished the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 Championship presented by Cooper Tires with a pair of...
St. Petersburg, Fla. (October 21, 2020) – 2019 Indy Pro 2000 Vice Champion Rasmus Lindh will join Turn 3 Motorsport alongside Danial Frost for this weekend’s season finale at the Indy Pro 2000 Grand Prix of St. Petersburg Presented by Cooper Tires and Allied Building...
Millville, N.J. (October 12, 2020) – This weekend’s Cooper Tires Indy Pro 2000 Grand Prix at New Jersey Motorsports Park turned out a tough challenge for Turn 3 Motorsport, and for drivers Danial Frost and Antoine Comeau, a trip the podium was difficult to catch...
Lexington, Ohio (September 14, 2020) – Danial Frost made his return to the podium with a second place finish in Race 1 at this weekend’s Surgere Indy Pro 2000 Grand Prix of Mid-Ohio. The 18 year-old also scored his first Cooper Tires Pole Award of the season in Friday’s Qualifying 1 with a fastest lap time of 1:16.2136.
In Race 1, the win was in hot pursuit, causing Frost to lose his starting position on lap one to the #9 car of Parker Thompson. With the fight for the lead carrying on, Frost’s #68 DENJET car swapped positions with the #8 car of Manuel Sulaiman just before the leader suffered an engine failure that took him out of the race. From there, Frost put the pressure on Sulaiman throughout the remaining laps, ultimately crossing the finish line just behind him in P2.
Race 2 got off to a rocky start with rainy weather taunting the 14-car field in the morning; the slippery opening laps caused Frost to fall back to P6. However, the treacherous conditions ended up red-flagging the event after four laps to restart later in the day. With sunnier skies in the afternoon, the race recommenced with Frost jumping up to fifth and team mate Comeau to seventh in the initial laps. After Frost regained P5, he chased down the #42 car of Artem Petrov for P4. While the Singaporean got close, he couldn’t quite catch Petrov before the clock ran out and finished Race 2 in P5.
I’m really happy to be back on the podium this weekend. We made good progress on the championship, and the team did a great job once again giving me an amazing car. There were a lot of positives to take out of this weekend. We have to keep pushing for the remaining rounds, and we’ll have to see what we can do at New Jersey Motorsports Park. It’s a new track for all of us, and I think that we can make big strides there. Thank you to everyone that made the results this weekend happen!
– Danial Frost
Frost leaves the weekend fourth in the championship with Comeau in 11th. With five races remaining in the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 Championship presented by Cooper Tires, the championship hunt remains alive with only 15 points separating second, third, and fourth.
It was great to be back at Mid-Ohio with IndyCar.You could certainly feel the buzz around the paddock with the support series and the fans at the race.
It was a very busy Friday for our team with three on track sessions that day. The #3 car had an engine issue, so we decided to do an engine change ahead of the second qualifying session. My team of guys did a great job getting the engine changed in an hour and twenty minutes. This allowed Antoine to make Qualifying 2, and the engine change was definitely an improvement on what we had heading into Races 1 and 2. I feel both of our drivers did a solid job over the weekend and got some good points for the championship. Now, we will shift our focus to New Jersey Motorsports Park where we will keep pushing for race wins.
– Peter Dempsey, Team Owner, T3M
Up next for Turn 3 Motorsport is a triple header weekend at New Jersey Motorsports Park October 9-11. To stay up to date on Turn 3 Motorsport, follow the team on social media using the handle @turn3motorsport.
For more information or images, please contact Mandy Dempsey at turn3motorsport@gmail.com.
Indianapolis, Ind. (August 22, 2020) – As last year’s winner of the Cooper Tires Freedom 90 at Lucas Oil Raceway, championship contender Danial Frost went into this weekend’s event hoping to duplicate that result and land on the top step of the podium once again.
The #68 DEN-JET driver topped two of the three test sessions on Thursday, but ended up with the fourth fastest time in the single car qualifying effort. On Friday, the 18-year-old was once again the fastest driver in the pre-race practice session, setting a good expectation for the nighttime event, and with a strategy in mind for the race, Frost set out to challenge for the win.
Our plan going into the race was to conserve the tires as much as possible initially and catch up with the leaders once they hit traffic at the back of the field. That strategy paid off for us, and we got up to third place and held there for quite a bit.
– Danial Frost
Frost improved to third and held on for a good portion of the race, but the surrounding cars gave a good fight until the end of the fully green conditions race, and the Singaporean dropped to fifth just before the checkered flag. Although he didn’t get the result he hoped for, Frost accumulated enough points to maintain third in the championship with just a nine point different among the top three competitors.
Later in the race, we were just lacking the pace we needed and dropped down to fifth, but I think it was still a good day,” continued Frost. “We were able to bring back the car in one piece, and consistency is the key right now. We made some headway in the championship and are just nine points down from P1, so we’re looking forward to Gateway next week. Our car seems very strong there, so I’m excited to see how it goes.
– Danial Frost
The results in the race weren’t what we were hoping for. I feel like we had a better package than P5, but unfortunately, that’s what we ended up with. It was very important that we brought both cars back in one piece so we can regroup for Gateway next week, and both of our drivers did that. The team performed very well; Danial’s pace was good in practice, and Antoine improved every session. It was just a shame that we couldn’t carry that result through to the race. Overall, I’m satisfied with the weekend, and we improved again as a team which is important for the growth of our program. Thanks to all the crew and everyone involved for their continued hard work.”
– Peter Dempsey, Team Owner
The oval portion of the season continues next week from August 28-29 at World Wide Technology Raceway just outside of St. Louis. With points being worth more on the oval courses, the championship fight will still be in full swing going into Round 7.
To stay up to date on Turn 3 Motorsport, follow the team on social media using the handle @turn3motorsport.
For more information or images, please contact Mandy Dempsey at turn3motorsport@gmail.com.