It’s the first one ever for the company, making it a meaningful and historic moment for Kia Motors in just its second year of involvement in motorsports. The company scored the first racing win in its history last weekend when a Forte Koup won in its Street Tuner class in the Barber 200 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The No. 10 Kinetic Motorsports/Infinity Audio Forte Koup, co-driven by Nic Jonsson and Michael Galati, took the ST class win in the GRAND-AM Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge (CTSCC) race, making for a very big feather in the brand’s cap as it continues its rise globally.
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