I'm wishing him the best. Jess is going to have a tough time this year because of the range of cars in the exhibition class. His times form today's practice on the upper section above timberline:
Exhibition - Jess Neal - #426 -1971 Plymouth Cuda - best time - 3:39.197 - Run 1- 0.00, Run 2 - 4:02.516, Run 3- 4:00.748, Run 4 - 3:39.197
Exhibition - Kevin Wesley - #222 2021 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat Redeye Widebody best time - 3:00.783, Run 1 - 0.00, Run 2 - 3:03.730, Run 3 - 3:00.783, Run 4 - 0.00

For comparison in the middle section;
Pikes Peak Open - Rhys Millen - #67 2016 E-Motion Porsche GT3R TT - Best time -2:26.411, Run 1 - 0.00, Run 2 - 2:30.615 Run 3 - 2:28.370, Run 4 - 0.00, Run 5 - 2:26.411, Run 6 - 0.00
Open Wheel - Paul Dallenbach - #98 2020 Sierra Alpha - Best time - 2:46.953, Run 1 - 0.00, Run 2 - 2:55.166, Run 3 - 3:02.703, Run 4 - 0.00, Run 5 - 0.00, Run 6 - 2:46.953


Here is some freelance footage of testing done two weeks ago in an early session. Testing is done in 3-4 mile sections, assigned by class. Then they rotate you through each section each day. This gives a good view of the range of vehicles as well as showing a perspective of what its like to watch the race below tree-line. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05N3I2BXlDg

Slick, pro production footage of BMW team practice yesterday. They do have some views of their pushrod suspension in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Qv0KsIL1xU