The Kid Is All Right: 15-year-old Brent Crews Schools Trans Am Veterans at Detroit

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Remember the name Brent Crews.

Crews, who is just 15 years old, added to his already impressive list of Trans Am Series accomplishments by holding off a pair of series champions to win the 3-Dimensional Services Group Muscle Car Challenge TA2 race in Detroit on Saturday.

The win came in the first race of a weekend doubleheader on the nine-turn, 1.7-mile street course downtown as part of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix weekend. Crews became the first two-time winner in the Trans Am Series this season.

Two-time Trans Am champion Rafa Matos finished second, and defending series champion Thomas Merrill completed the podium in third. Matos and Merrill have also won races in the TA2 class this season.

The drivers in the TA2 class will go at it again on Sunday in Detroit.

As for Saturday, was just another day at the office for series' newest phenom, who just 11 months ago became the youngest pole sitter and race winner in Trans Am history when he won from the pole at Road America.