
The Rise of Sting Ray Robb
JOURNEY TO INDY
Sting Ray Robb, a native of Payette, Idaho, returns for his third season in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES, driving the #77 Chevrolet-powered Dallara for Juncos Hollinger Racing. The 23-year-old driver, named “crowd favorite” at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway this past May, reunites with Ricardo Juncos, his team owner during his championship-winning 2020 Indy Pro 2000 campaign. This partnership brings new energy to Robb’s pursuit of success in the competitive INDYCAR field.
Yes, Sting Ray is his real, legal name, and it suits him perfectly. Robb began dreaming of racing as soon as he could walk and talk. At age three, he asked for a racecar, and his journey began with a red pedal-powered Corvette. By five, he was kart racing, and over the next decade, he achieved several national titles, twice ranking as the No. 1 U.S. driver in his age group. He also became the only "Triple Crown" winner in karting, claiming the Florida Winter Tour Championship, CanAm Championship, and Challenge of the Americas Championship in a single year. Representing Team USA for three consecutive years, Robb competed on the international stage in Spain, Portugal, and Italy.
Robb transitioned to open-wheel racing at age 15 after earning the Bryan Herta Scholarship at the Skip Barber Karts to Cars Shootout. He was named Winter Series Rookie of the Year and received a scholarship to join the Road to Indy program. While climbing the ladder, he garnered numerous awards including the 2018 / 2019 / 2020 Spirit Awards, the 2020 AiM Move of the Year all while setting 4 track records. His ascent continued with the 2020 Indy Pro 2000 Championship, where he and Juncos dominated the field with seven wins, five pole positions, and four track records, and was the ONLY driver completing every lap of the season. In 2022, Sting Ray claimed the Vice Championship in Indy Lights with Andretti Autosport, delivering eight podiums, eleven top 5 finishes, two pole positions, and a victory in the season finale at Laguna Seca.
Fans can follow his journey on social media @StingRayRobb as he continues to make his mark in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES.


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CHAMPION DRIVER
Sting Ray’s Road to Indy is a testament to his determination and passion for racing. His dedication to the sport has garnered numerous honors, trophies, podiums,and championships along the way. As a young and true American racing driver, Sting Ray has proven himself against the world’s best at every level.
His solid performance continued in 2020 when Sting Ray won the Indy Pro 2000 CHAMPIONSHIP. He finished that Championship season with: 5 Poles, 7 Victories, 11 Podiums, 5 Fastest Laps, 4 Track Records and was the only driver to complete all 485 laps, along with leading the most laps for the entire season.

That Indy Pro Championship provided Sting Ray the opportunity to transition to Indy Lights where he successfully piloted the Andretti Autosport #2 to the 2022 Indy Lights VICE CHAMPIONSHIP. Sting Ray finished the 2022 season with 11 Top Five finishes, 8 Podiums, 4 Fastest Laps, 2 Poles, 1 Win, 99% Laps Completed.
Sting Ray is now realizing his dream of driving in the NTT INDYCAR Series piloting the #51 Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing INDYCAR.
In 2023, Robb made his NTT INDYCAR SERIES debut with Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing, gaining valuable experience across 17 races. This past season, his standout performances include leading 23 laps at the Indianapolis 500, securing a top-10 finish in the BOMMARITO AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 500, and making 82 overtakes, the third most in the 2024 INDYCAR season.
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A TRUE INSPIRATION
Sting Ray’s name is no coincidence – he was born to race. He doesn’t just have a natural ability and passion behind the wheel, but he has worked painstakingly to perfect his craft. With every race, he proves that he is a force to be reckoned with. As a driver, Sting Ray is known for his consistent skill on the track, his fierce competitive spirit, and his unwavering determination. He is a true inspiration to aspiring young drivers around the globe, proving that with hard work and dedication, dreams can become a reality (even a kid from small town Idaho can make it to INDYCAR – proving all things are possible with God!)
Beyond racing, Sting Ray is passionate about giving back to the communities in which he lives and races. He actively participates in programs such as Kids On Track, Miles of Smiles, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, attends local events, and supports initiatives like Operation Christmas Child. His dedication to serving others reflects his strong faith and desire to make a positive impact both on and off the track. Robb’s love for adventure complements his racing career, as he enjoys hunting, fishing, biking, golf and exploring the great outdoors of both Idaho and Indiana.
In November 2024, Robb married his wife, Molly, and the couple now resides in Indianapolis.



2023 ROOKIE INDYCAR SEASON
"Dale Coyne Racing has a historically distinguished program that has seen success with many drivers and most recently, with young, talented drivers. I look forward to continuing that trend and expecting strong results as we enter my rookie season. My heroes are all those who have come alongside me to make it possible for me to follow God’s calling in my life; and to them, I say, ‘Thank You’. All the glory goes to God." Sting Ray Robb
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Career Highlights
- Lead 23 laps at the 108th Indianapolis 500
- Secured a top-10 finish in the BOMMARITO AUTOMOTIVE GROUP 500
- Made 82 overtakes, the third most in the 2024 INDYCAR season
- Made his NTT INDYCAR SERIES debut with Dale Coyne Racing with Rick Ware Racing, gaining valuable experience across 17 races.
- Indy Lights Presented by Cooper Tires Championship; 2ND PLACE
- 8 PODIUMS; 2 POLES; 1 WIN
- 2nd in Championship
- Dubbed “CAPTAIN CONSISTENT” BY 2022 NBC/PEACOCK race announcers
- Four Standing /Current Race Records

- 2021 Annual Road to Indy "Spirit" Award
- CHAMPION 2020 ROAD TO INDY INDYPRO 2000
- 5 POLES; 7 WINS; 11 PODIUMS; FIVE FASTEST LAPS ; ONLY DRIVER TO COMPLETE ALL 485 LAPS
- 2020 Aim Annual "MOVE OF THE YEAR" Award
- 2020 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
- 2019 Aim Annual "MOVE OF THE YEAR" Award
- 2019 Annual Road to Indy "Spirit" Award
- Finished seventh in his sophomore Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires season, earning his first series podium at Indianapolis and setting a new race lap record at St. Petersburg
- Captured a Tilton Hard Charger Award
- Royal Purple Slickest Pass Award
- 2018 Annual Road to Indy "Spirit" Award

- “2017 “PLEASE PLEASE MAKE IT TO INDYCAR AWARD” M. PRUETT of RACER MAGAZINE (because Sting Ray has the coolest race car driver name)
- Named “STAR OF THE RACE” numerous times by Rob Howden, Indycar Broadcast Team/RTI Insider
- Finished sixth in his rookie Indy Pro 2000 Championship Presented by Cooper Tires season with a season-best of fourth at St. Petersburg, Road America and Watkins Glen
- Competed in two Formula Car Challenge categories
- Finished fifth in FormulaSPEED 2.0 with one win and six total podium finishes and 10th in Pro Formula Mazda with two podiums
- Youngest ever to compete in NASCAR K & N Racing
- Earned Rookie of the Year honors with a second-place finish in the Skip Barber Winter Series
- 3 Wins; 6 Podiums; 1 Pole; 1 Fastest Lap
- Grand Marshall of Local Hometown Parade
- Finished second in the Skip Barber Karts to Cars Shootout to earn the Bryan Herta Career Advancement Scholarship
- The Only karting Triple Crown Champion with three International karting Championships
- Challenge of the Americas - Champion
- Florida Winter Tour - Champion
- Can-Am Championship - Champion
- Named to Team USA for the Grand Finals in Portugal
- Named Qualifying Member of Team USA to 2016 Grand Finals in Sarno, Italy
- Finished second in the Rotax Grand Nationals in Junior MAX and won the Rotax Junior Florida Winter Tour
- Named Rookie of the Year in the Rotax Junior MAX with 15 podiums and seven pole positions in 18 events
- Super Pole winner at the U.S. Rotax Grand Nationals
- Named to Team USA at the 2014 Grand Finals in Valencia, Spain
- Named a Qualifying Member of Team USA to the 2015 Grand Finals in Portugal
- Named "Top US Driver" in Age Bracket
- Won numerous karting races nationally and internationally
- Ranked the #1 USA Mini-Max Driver at 11 years old and qualified for the Mini-Max Team USA Invitational in New Orleans
- Earned championships in three different series to acquire an invitation to the Rotax Grand Finals