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Fall-line Motorsports has solid qualifying effort at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Brett Sandberg qualified 9th the #46 B+ Foundation/ Fall-Line Motorsports Audi R8 that he is sharing driving duties during this event with Al Carter.

Published: Jul 26, 2013, 8:11 PM

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#46 Fall-Line Motorsports Al Carter, Charles Espenlaub, Brett Sandberg

Indianapolis, IN - The newly formed Fall-Line Motorsports GRAND-AM Rolex GT program is competing at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in their second event since taking delivery of the new car just before the last race at Watkins Glen.

#46 Fall-Line Motorsports Al Carter, Charles Espenlaub, Brett Sandberg

#46 Fall-Line Motorsports Al Carter, Charles Espenlaub, Brett Sandberg

Photo by: Michael C. Johnson

This young program is picking up steam and team and drivers are acclimating themselves to the new car. They qualified 9th in a 16-car field this afternoon and will start the 3-hour race tomorrow satisfied with their progress thus far.

Brett Sandberg qualified the #46 B+ Foundation/ Fall-Line Motorsports Audi R8 that he is sharing driving duties during this event with Al Carter. This is Carter's second time in the GRAND-AM Audi R8, but Sandberg's first experience in the new car.

The team and drivers are content with the development and progress that they have made up to this point but are hoping for a clean race tomorrow and aim to continue to learn as much as possible.

Michael Harvey, Team Manager: "I am really satisfied with the Fall-Line Audi today. Although a steep learning curve, the engineers, drivers and mechanics are making great progress. Both Brett and Al did outstanding work today and we now look forward to the race."

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