Team TGM Defends Pilot Challenge Title with Upgraded Aston Martin Vantages
Team TGM is defending its IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge GS titles with two new Aston Martin Vantage AMR GT4 EVOs for the 2025 season.
Blue-orange race car at Daytona
The team maintains its driver lineup with Ted Giovanis and Hugh Plumb in the No.64 car, while defending GS class Champion Matt Plumb pairs with Paul Holton in the No.46. Kris Wilson will join the No.64 team for endurance races at Daytona and Mid-Ohio.
Building on their successful 2024 campaign, where they secured the GS Teams' Championship and helped Aston Martin win the Manufacturers' crown, Team TGM enters their third season with Vantage GT4s, now upgraded to the Evo edition.
Team owner Ted Giovanis emphasizes their commitment to defending their titles: "We're looking for more wins and podium finishes but ultimately the championships are the aspiration for the entire team." He acknowledges enhanced competition for 2025, with new teams and driver combinations entering the series.
Matt Plumb, who shares the record for most Pilot Challenge victories with KoHR Motorsports' Billy Johnson, stresses the importance of consistency in the 10-race season. His strategy focuses on securing regular podium finishes and maintaining top-five positions throughout the championship.
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