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"Mostly Serge Glazunov impressed me with his raw driving talent. In one of Americas most competitive professional series Serge demonstrated his qualifying ability by starting twice in the top 5. Each event Serge was capable of winning the race. I have no doubt that with proper funding Serge will soon be a factor in any series."
Automatic Racing
Team Driver # 99
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I've been involved with Serge and his family for over a year now and I continue to be impressed with his driving ability and results as well as his values as a person and his commitment to his family. He's taken the time to establish himself as a successful graphics designer and complete his college degree while continuing his racing pursuits. His ability on the track has caught the attention of others where the comments generally focus on that Serge is fast and even more importantly delivers the car safely at the end of the race. Clearly, these are the habits that make for championships. Serge is also a tremendous team player, collaborating with his co-drivers and the mechanics to further the overall team effort. I'm very pleased to be working with Serge in his racing efforts and look forward to big things for this young man.
CEO, Matrix Motorsports
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Daytona Beach, Fl. Serge Glazunov and Matt Harris led home TRG's contingent of Porsche 997s at the Grand - Am KONI Challenge Fresh from Florida 200 today at Daytona International Speedway, finishing 12th out of a class of 59 GS cars in the #42 TRG Carlsen Porsche. The race broke records for entry size - 105 cars took the green flag on a gorgeous day in Daytona Beach. Serge Glazunov, making his first professional race start, said, That was an awesome race I brought the car from 43rd to 20th before handing it over to Matt, who did a great job. I was totally comfortable in the traffic the slower cars are kind of fun, you can almost use them like a pick. I learned today that it's not outright pace that wins races, but consistency.
Matt Harris, who had the fastest race lap of any Porsche in the field, said, Serge was fantastic in the car today he gained I think 23 positions in his stint, Starting from 43rd, it was excellent to see him dice through the field like that, I got in the car with new tires and a full tank of fuel, and got into a good groove. We had a little mistake in the pits, but in the last 45 minutes we were able to more than hold our own. At a track like this where top speed plays such a big part, there's just no competing with the Mustangs. Despite the teething problems we had with the car before the race, to be quickest during the race is really satisfying.
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TRG's Carlsen/CDI car no. 40 piloted by John Bibbo and Scott Schroeder retired early after having been forced off the track and developing a radiator leak. The TRG/Carlsen/Matt Harris Racing car No. 42 piloted by Serge Glazunov and Matt Harris lost a clutch after the first driver change ending their smooth run. Local Nor Cal resident Serge Glazunov put in a stellar driving performance running for a while in the top 10.
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