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Victoria Thomas receives SRO America’s Jim Cook Award

The Kellymoss principal was recognized for sportsmanship, community engagement and contributions to the paddock.

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Victoria Thomas, Principal and Chief Business Officer of Kellymoss, has received the SRO Motorsports Group’s Jim Cook Award for sportsmanship and contributions to the racing community.

The award was presented during the season finale at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The announcement was published by GT World Challenge America on 23 October 2026; the source did not specify the finale’s calendar date.

Recognition beyond on-track competition

The Jim Cook Award recognizes people whose work supports the series beyond racing, including through community engagement and promotional contributions. Thomas’s influence at Kellymoss has included initiatives intended to widen access to motorsports and foster a welcoming paddock.

Kellymoss fielded six entries across GT World Challenge America powered by AWS and Pirelli GT4 America during the season, according to the series announcement.

Outreach and opportunities

Thomas has been involved with Racing for Children’s, which gives children undergoing cancer treatment the opportunity to experience hot laps. The initiative has expanded into an awareness and fundraising platform supporting Children’s of Alabama.

Kellymoss also participates in the Porsche Female Driver Program and its Race Forward: Be Your Own Hero initiative, which seeks to create pathways for women in racing. The team has worked with the Girl Scouts and Big Brothers/Big Sisters to introduce young people to careers across motorsports.

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The recognition highlights Thomas’s community and outreach work alongside her role at Kellymoss. The source announcement did not report a race result or championship consequence.

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