THANKS DAY @ SUZUKA // GT500 DEMO RACE

The second event held during last weekends Motorsport Fan Thanks Day at the Suzuka Circuit, was a GT500 class demonstration race. Although not all of the GT500 competitors were on track for the event, it was an opportunity for ColdTrackDays correspondent, Masaaki Kitagawa, to get a closer look at this years cars and the gentlemen who will be driving them.

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For more photos from last weekends Motorsport Fan Thanks Day, click here.

Photo: Masaaki Kitagawa
Editorial: Justin W. Coffey

RACE REPORT // SHANNON'S NATIONALS - ROUND 1

Mitch Evans made the best possible start to his Formula 3 Australian Drivers Championship campaign by taking a clean sweep of the opening three races for the year at Wakefield Park this weekend, during the opening round of the 2010 Shannons Nationals Motor Racing Championship... [read more]

Fifteen year old Evans however did not have things all his own way, with fellow New Zealander Ben Crighton putting in a stellar effort all weekend long to push Evans to the limit, with the duo barely split on the race track and the time sheets

Evans’ clean sweep also provided another milestone for his Team BRM squad, notching up a remarkable 100 races wins in Australian national level competition across both Formula 3 and Formula Ford.

The Shannon’s Nationals also saw the Kerrick Sports Sedan series won by Kerry Baily in his Nissan 300ZX Z32.however it was overshadowed by a giant killing drive in the third and final race by rotary powered Mazda RX7 driver Trent Young.

As the drivers lined up on the starting grid, heavy rain fell on the circuit, making life treacherous for the slick-tyre shod 700 horsepower monsters. Undeterred, Young splashed his way through the field to claim his maiden National Sports Sedan race victory.

Baily won the opening encounter, with reigning series champion Des Wall taking out the second race in his Corvette, with Darren Hossack’s agressive looking Audi third overall for the weekend after a consistent run.

The Commodore Cup National Series turned on the action thick and fast for all three races, with some shoulders out racing providing a mixed bag of results.

While Scott Andrews took overall honours for the weekend, the race victories were shared between Jason Domaschenz, Commodore Cup debutant Adam Beechey and first time winner Matt Chick, who showed supreme car control on a sodden circuit in the finale.

The Mazda MX5 Challenge also made a spectacular first appearance on the Shannons Nationals program, with close racing the order of the weekend.

Matilda Mravicic took out three of the five action packed races, with Chris Tonna claiming victory in the first and the final races, with the last event held on a near-flooded circuit.

Photo/Editorial: Achilles Zsolti

GEAR // GRAN TURISMO 5 - NIGHTS TRAILER

Polyphony Digital has just released yet another trailer for their forth coming title, Gran Turismo 5. Highlighting some recently announced additions, to include NASCAR, night racing, pit stops and damage scenes, this new trailer features a bit of everything expected in GT:5 and has us wondering when, if ever, it will be released // [comment]

THANKS DAY @ SUZUKA // FORMULA NIPPON DEMO RACE

Running in conjunction with last weekends SuperGT test session was the annual 'Motorsport Fan Thanks Day,' held each year at the Suzuka Circuit. ColdTrackDays correspondent, Masaaki Kitagawa, spent the weekend at the rain soaked racing circuit in order to document the festivities, and was able to come away with a handful of images from the Formula Nippon demonstration race.

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Stay tuned for coverage of the GT500 demonstration race!

Photo: Masaaki Kitagawa
Editorial: Justin W. Coffey

VIDEO // KEN BLOCK CRASHES OUT OF RALLY MEXICO

Over the weekend, the World Rally Championship held its second round of competition, the Rally Mexico. Making his WRC debut was Rally America driver and YouTube sensation, Ken Block, who, having made his way to tenth overall, crashed out of the rally during the second day of competition. The WRC now heads to the Middle East for the 2010 Rally Jordan // [comment]

PHOTO GALLERY // SUPER GT TESTING @ SUZUKA

ColdTrackDays correspondent, Masaaki Kitagawa, spent the weekend at the Suzuka Circuit for the first official test of the 2010 AUTOBACS SuperGT Series. With dark clouds looming overhead, the GT500 and GT300 class competitors took to the track for two days of testing before the SuperGT Series kicks off March 21st.

Follow the link for additional images and testing results... [read more]

The first day saw Takashi Kogure and Loic Duval top the GT500 timesheet in their Weider Honda HSV-010, while Hiroki Katoh, Hiroshi Hamaguchi and Kazuho Takahashi finished the day atop the GT300 class timesheet in their Apple Shiden prototype.

Day two of testing saw the CALSONIC IMPUL Nissan GT-R of Matsuda Tsugio and Ronnie Quintarelli take the top spot in the GT500 class, while Naoki Yokomizo and Tsubasa Abe finished first in the GT300 class in their MOLA Z.



SuperGT Testing @ Suzuka // Day 1:

GT500 Class -

1 18 Weider HSV-010 Takashi Kogure Loic Duval 1'52.848 1'55.197 1'52.848 BS
2 23 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R Satoshi Motoyama Benoit Treluyer 1'52.852 1'54.140 1'52.852 MI
3 12 CALSONIC IMPUL GT-R Matsuda Tsugio Ronnie Quintarelli 1'52.936 1'54.632 1'52.936 BS
4 6 ENEOS SC430 Daisuke Ito Bjorn Wirdheim 1'53.268 1'54.337 1'53.268 BS
5 1 PETRONAS TOM'S SC430 Juichi Wakisaka Andre Lotterer 1'53.285 1'54.973 1'53.285 BS
6 17 KEIHIN HSV-010 Toshihiro Kaneishi Koudai Tsukakoshi 1'53.302 1'55.761 1'53.302 BS
7 38 ZENT CERUMO SC430 Yuji Tachikawa Richard Lyons 1'53.337 1'55.677 1'53.337 BS
8 35 MJ KRAFT SC430 Hiroaki Ishiura Kazuya Oshima 1'53.339 1'56.259 1'53.339 BS
9 24 HIS ADVAN KONDO GT-R J.P.Lima de Oliveira Hironobu Yasuda 1'54.012 1'56.346 1'54.012 YH
10 100 RAYBRIG HSV-010 Takuya Izawa Naoki Yamamoto 1'54.142 1'56.506 1'54.142 BS
11 32 EPSON HSV-010 Ryo Michigami Yuki Nakayama 1'54.249 1'56.400 1'54.249 DL
12 8 ARTA HSV-010 Ralph Firman Yuji Ide 1'54.453 1'56.481 1'54.453 BS
13 39 DUNLOP SARD SC430 Andre Couto Kohei Hirate 1'55.113 1'55.683 1'55.113 DL

GT300 Class -

1 2 Apple Shiden Hiroki Katoh Hiroshi hamaguchi Kazuho Takahashi 2'05.602 2'07.833 2'05.602 YH
2 19 WedsSport IS350 Manabu Orido Tatsuya Kataoka 2'06.586 2'08.206 2'06.586 YH
3 11 JIMGAINER DIXCEL DUNLOP F430 Tetsuya Tanaka Katsuyuki Hiranaka 2'07.280 DNR 2'07.280 DL
4 66 triple a Vantage GT2 Hideshi Matsuda Hiroki Yoshimoto 2'07.468 2'09.721 2'07.468 YH
5 86 JLOC Lamborghini RG-3 Koji Yamanishi Yuhi Sekiguchi Shinya Hosokawa 2'07.525 2'07.525 2'09.707
6 46 MOLA Z Naoki Yokomizo Tsubasa Abe 2'07.599 2'09.129 2'07.599 YH
7 3 HASEMI SPORT TOMICA Z Kazuki Hoshino Masataka Yanagida 2'07.794 2'08.474 2'07.794 YH
8 7 M7 MUTIARA MOTORSAMEMIYASGC 7 Nobuteru Taniguchi Ryo Orime 2'07.853 2'09.510 2'07.853 YH
9 33 HANKOOK PORSCHE Mitsuhiro Kinoshita Masami Kageyama 2'08.157 2'17.386 2'08.157 HK
10 43 ARTA Garaiya Morio Nitta Shinichi Takagi 2'08.320 2'08.320 2'08.468 MI
11 31 apr COROLLA Axio Koki Saga Kosuke Matsuura 2'08.509 2'09.180 2'08.509 YH
12 74 COROLLA Axio apr GT Takuto Iguchi Yuji Kunimoto 2'08.645 2'09.521 2'08.645 MI
13 5 MACHGOGOGO SHAKEN408R Tetsuji Tamanaka Haruki Kurosawa 2'08.740 2'12.585 2'08.740 YH
14 62 R&D SPORT LEGACY B4 Tetsuya Yamano Kota Sasaki 2'09.452 2'11.753 2'09.452 YH
15 26 CINECITTA TAISAN PORSCHE Igor Sushko Masayuki Ueda Kei Cozzolino 2'09.580 2'26.343 2'09.580
16 360 ISHIMATSU KOSEI RUNNAP PORSCHE Keita Sawa Takamori.com 2'10.239 2'11.405 2'10.239 YH
17 87 JLOC Lamborghini RG-3 Hiroyuki Iiri Yuya Sakamoto Atsushi Yogo 2'10.771 2'11.418 2'10.771 HK
18 9 HATSUNEMIKU X GSR PORCHE Tak Bamba Masahiro Sasaki 2'11.134 2'11.134 2'11.461 HK
19 4 BOMEX LIAN BOXSTER Junichiro Yamashita Michito Uezumi 2'12.381 2'14.597 2'12.381 YH

SuperGT Testing @ Suzuka // Day 2:

GT500 Class -

1 12 CALSONIC IMPUL GT-R Matsuda Tsugio Ronnie Quintarelli 2'01.155 2'07.382 2'01.155 BS
2 23 MOTUL AUTECH GT-R Satoshi Motoyama Benoit Treluyer 2'01.472 2'06.246 2'01.472 MI
3 6 ENEOS SC430 Daisuke Ito Bjorn Wirdheim 2'02.117 2'06.308 2'02.117 BS
4 39 DUNLOP SARD SC430 Andre Couto Kohei Hirate 2'02.464 2'06.258 2'02.464 DL
5 1 PETRONAS TOM'S SC430 Juichi Wakisaka Andre Lotterer 2'03.044 2'06.438 2'03.044 BS
6 38 ZENT CERUMO SC430 Yuji Tachikawa Richard Lyons 2'03.064 2'07.032 2'03.064 BS
7 32 EPSON HSV-010 Ryo Michigami Yuki Nakayama 2'03.417 2'04.947 2'03.417 DL
8 17 KEIHIN HSV-010 Toshihiro Kaneishi Koudai Tsukakoshi 2'04.049 2'07.945 2'04.049 BS
9 18 Weider HSV-010 Takashi Kogure Loic Duval 2'04.464 2'06.130 2'04.464 BS
10 8 ARTA HSV-010 Ralph Firman Yuji Ide 2'04.477 2'07.169 2'04.477 BS
11 35 MJ KRAFT SC430 Hiroaki Ishiura Kazuya Oshima 2'04.907 2'06.399 2'04.907 BS
12 24 HIS ADVAN KONDO GT-R J.P.Lima de Oliveira Hironobu Yasuda 2'06.118 2'07.503 2'06.118 YH
13 100 RAYBRIG HSV-010 Takuya Izawa Naoki Yamamoto 2'06.771 2'06.771 2'13.880 BS

GT300 Class -

1 46 MOLA Z Naoki Yokomizo Tsubasa Abe 2'11.385 2'22.210 2'11.385 YH
2 62 R&D SPORT LEGACY B4 Tetsuya Yamano Kota Sasaki 2'12.025 2'22.345 2'12.025 YH
3 7 M7 MUTIARA MOTORSAMEMIYASGC 7 Nobuteru Taniguchi Ryo Orime 2'13.428 2'19.935 2'13.428 YH
4 86 JLOC Lamborghini RG-3 Koji Yamanishi Yuhi Sekiguchi Shinya Hosokawa 2'13.842 2'24.471 2'13.842
5 33 HANKOOK PORSCHE Mitsuhiro Kinoshita Masami Kageyama 2'13.872 2'20.702 2'13.872 HK
6 3 HASEMI SPORT TOMICA Z Kazuki Hoshino Masataka Yanagida 2'14.004 2'20.222 2'14.004 YH
7 19 WedsSport IS350 Manabu Orido Tatsuya Kataoka 2'16.460 2'20.093 2'16.460 YH
8 2 Apple Shiden Hiroki Katoh Hiroshi hamaguchi Kazuho Takahashi 2'17.358 2'17.358 DNR YH
9 43 ARTA Garaiya Morio Nitta Shinichi Takagi 2'18.209 2'18.209 2'19.440 MI
10 31 apr COROLLA Axio Koki Saga Kosuke Matsuura 2'18.413 2'20.729 2'18.413 YH
11 74 COROLLA Axio apr GT Takuto Iguchi Yuji Kunimoto 2'18.591 2'18.591 2'19.666 MI
12 11 JIMGAINER DIXCEL DUNLOP F430 Tetsuya Tanaka Katsuyuki Hiranaka 2'19.371 2'19.371 2'19.440
13 26 CINECITTA TAISAN PORSCHE Igor Sushko Masayuki Ueda Kei Cozzolino 2'19.529 2'19.529 2'21.242
14 5 MACHGOGOGO SHAKEN408R Tetsuji Tamanaka Haruki Kurosawa 2'20.072 2'22.761 2'20.072 YH
15 66 triple a Vantage GT2 Hideshi Matsuda Hiroki Yoshimoto 2'20.694 2'20.694 2'21.920 YH
16 9 HATSUNEMIKU X GSR PORCHE Tak Bamba Masahiro Sasaki 2'21.528 2'21.528 2'22.457 HK
17 360 ISHIMATSU KOSEI RUNNAP PORSCHE Keita Sawa Takamori.com 2'22.986 2'22.986 2'27.224 YH
18 87 JLOC Lamborghini RG-3 Hiroyuki Iiri Yuya Sakamoto Atsushi Yogo 2'24.522 2'24.522 2'26.883 HK

Info: SuperGT
Photo: Masaaki Kitagawa
Editorial: Justin W. Coffey

MIATA MONDAY // TILL WE'RE BLUE IN THE FACE

There are but a few things one must to do to take their MX-5 from hairdresser to hair raiser; cage, camber and cornering ability. So with that said, check out this weeks Miata Monday feature, which comes to us courtesy of PhotoFinish. A proper stance accompanies a handful of subtle modifications, to include a carbon-fiber front lip, smoked turn signals and a set of Sparco race seats. Simple and effective // [comment]

VIDEO// GRAND PRIX OF MIAMI HIGHLIGHTS

Although the video appears to be absent of decent sound, featured above is the official highlight reel from this weekends GRAND-AM Rolex Series Grand Prix of Miami // [comment]

NEWS // MULLER & TARQUINI SHARE THE SPOILS @ CURITIBA

Just as in the opening round of the World Touring Car Championship last season, Curitiba saw a win apiece for Yvan Muller and Gabriele Tarquini.

However there the similarity ends, as Muller was at the wheel of a RML Chevrolet Cruze for the first time along with reigning Champion Tarquini now aboard a privately entered Seat Leon TDI after Seat's official withdrawal at the end of last year... [read more]

Race one saw Muller lead the field away from a safety car start due to heavy rain and the Frenchman was never truly threatened once he had made the first couple of corners his own. The 2008 champion led home a Chevrolet 1-3 with Robb Huff and Alain Menu joining him on the podium. "The race was complicated because at the beginning there was some standing water. Then the track dried out and to be on the wet tyres on a dry track was not easy. After five laps I wanted to save the tyres because I knew it was drying but I was saving a bit too much and when Huff came up behind me I had to wake up.” said Muller.

Fredy Barth took the Rookie Challenge victory after putting a move on Norbert Michelisz on the penultimate lap. While Scuderia Proteam Motorsport’s Sergio Hernández was the top Independent.

Race One Result:

1. Yvan Muller Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze 26mins 57.181secs 16 laps
2. Rob Huff Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze +1.053secs
3. Alain Menu Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze +5.582secs
4. Gabriele Tarquini SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +7.136secs
5. Andy Priaulx BMW Team RBM BMW 320si +11.625secs
6. Augusto Farfus BMW Team RBM BMW 320si +12.098secs
7. Jordi Gene SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +14.379secs
8. Tom Coronel SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +14.647secs
9. Fredy Barth SUNRED Engineering SEAT Leon TDI +18.773secs
10. Norbert Michelisz Zengo-Denison Team SEAT Leon TDI +20.359secs
11. Tiago Monteiro SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +21.691secs
12. Michel Nykjaer SUNRED Engineering SEAT Leon TDI +22.645secs
13. Sergio Hernandez Proteam Motorsport BMW 320si +34.973secs I
14. Franz Engstler Liqui Moly Team Engstler BMW 320si +38.092secs I
15. Darryl O'Young bamboo engineering Chevrolet Lacetti +44.692secs I
16. Harry Vaulkhard bamboo engineering Chevrolet Lacetti +50.005secs I
17. Stefano D'Aste Proteam Motorsport BMW 320si +50.742secs I
18. Mehdi Bennani Wiechers-Sport BMW 320si +1min 20.825secs I

DNF. Andrei Romanov Liqui Moly Team Engstler BMW 320si 5 laps completed I

With the weather surrounding the Brazilian circuit for race two significantly improved it was Tom Coronel who lined up on pole for the reverse grid race two. The Dutchman however made a terrible start and suffered contact with Rob Huff on the run down to the first corner. Gené took over the lead with Tarquini, Huff, Menu and Muller behind. Another making a bad start was Augusto Farfus who made contact with fellow BMW Team RBM racer Andy Priaulx off the start with the latter making it back to the pits but also out of the race due to the front suspension damage. Farfus then ran wide at the Esse de Baixa dropping from his third grid spot down to seventh.

Lap 3 saw Tarquini through past Gene as the pair of TDI's now were able to pull a gap on the chasing Chevrolets of Huff, Menu and Muller. With Huff now begging to lose pace both Menu and Muller demoted the Englishman back to fith place before the flag. The final order across the line was Tarquini from Gené, Menu, Muller, Huff, Farfus, Monteiro, Nykjær and Michelisz.

Sergio Hernández took his second Independents’ victory of the day rounding out the top ten, despite pressure from Franz Engstler in the closing stages. Nykjær’s eighth place finish also gave him the Rookie Challenge win.

Tarquini (above) felt that the SR-Sport Team had already exceeded expectations commenting “We have no team orders so it was a great race.I had a tough time over the winter but in qualifying the car was great . The plan was to get a podium and maybe a win and I did that so it’s a fantastic start to the season.The SR-Sport team have done a fantastic job. I feel really satisfied and this victory is special. Last year I knew I could fight for the title but this year my plan is to score some victories and the first one is here.“

Race Two Result:

1. Gabriele Tarquini SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI 2mins 13.311secs 14 laps
2. Jordi Gene SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +1.276secs
3. Alain Menu Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze +5.407secs
4. Yvan Muller Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze +5.985secs
5. Rob Huff Chevrolet Chevrolet Cruze +8.295secs
6. Augusto Farfus BMW Team RBM BMW 320si +8.596secs
7. Tiago Monteiro SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI +10.419secs
8. Michel Nykjaer SUNRED Engineering SEAT Leon TDI +11.808secs
9. Norbert Michelisz Zengo-Denison Team SEAT Leon TDI +17.576secs
10. Sergio Hernandez Proteam Motorsport BMW 320si +24.244secs I
11. Franz Engstler Liqui Moly Team Engstler BMW 320si +24.643secs I
12. Mehdi Bennani Wiechers-Sport BMW 320si +30.072secs I
13. Harry Vaulkhard bamboo engineering Chevrolet Lacetti +30.923secs I
14. Fredy Barth SUNRED Engineering SEAT Leon TDI +39.780secs
15. Stefano D'Aste Proteam Motorsport BMW 320si +40.328secs I
16. Darryl O'Young bamboo engineering Chevrolet Lacetti +40.481secs I

DNF. Tom Coronel SR-Sport SEAT Leon TDI 1 lap completed
DNF. Andy Priaulx BMW Team RBM BMW 320si 0 laps completed
DNS. Andrei Romanov Liqui Moly Team Engstler BMW 320si Did not start I

The next round of the WTCC is scheduled for May 2nd in Marrakech, Morocco.

Images and Info: WTCC
Editorial: Neil Tozer

VIDEO // ATTERBURY RACING'S CAMARO GS.R @ HOMESTEAD

Amongst those racing in this weekends Homestead 200 was our good friend, Joey Atterbury. At the wheel of the re-liveried Atterbury Racing/Cates Engineering #62 Riley Camaro GS.R, ride with Joey as he laps the Homestead-Miami Speedway at speed! // [comment]

EVENT // OREGON REGION SCCA SINGLE REGIONAL @ P.I.R.

ColdTrackDays correspondent, Camden Thrasher, spent the weekend at Portland's International Raceway for the Oregon Region of the SCCA's first race of the year. A single regional event that incorporated the chicane along P.I.R.'s front straight, there may have been only a few cars in attendance, but that did not stop Camden from collecting some rather stunning images.

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Photo: Camden Thrasher
editorial: Justin W. Coffey

WTCC NEWS // MULLER ON POLE @ CURITIBA

Former WTCC champion, Yvan Muller, will be on pole for Race 1 in Curitiba later today, for the second year in succession. In a closely fought session the top seven cars ended within 0.2 seconds of each other.

Chevrolet dominated the session with Alain Menu and Rob Huff being placed third and fourth. Only Jordi Gené in his SEAT León TDI managed to split the team mates by jumping to second with his lap of 1:23.757 in the dying seconds... [read more]

Q1- Rob Huff dominated Q1 smashing the circuit qualifying record of 1:24.196 with his early lap of 1:23.831. Despite being the first driver of the weekend to lap in under 1:24 he continued to push, beating his own time in the final minutes to sail through to Q2 with a time of 1:23.630.

His Chevrolet team mates Alain Menu (1:23.730) and Yvan Muller (1:23.923) also jumped up the order in the final minutes to make it a Chevrolet top three. Augusto Farfus (1:24.006) was the top BMW racer with Norbert Michelisz putting in a great lap in his SEAT León TDI, while in danger of dropping out the top ten, to post the fifth quickest time of 1:24.019.
Tiago Monteiro and Tom Coronel were left to fight for the final spot in Q2 and eventually, with a lap of 1:24.558, the Dutchman kicked his team-mate off by only four thousandths of a second.

Stefano D'Aste’s time of 1:25.153 jumped him ahead of Darryl O’Young to lead the Independents’, claiming the 13th position overall.

Q2- As the top ten drivers headed into the final 10-minute shoot out, Chevrolet was quick to assert their dominance with Muller, Menu and Huff topping the timesheet. As the chequered flag approached a nine-car slipstream of cars headed out on track with only Farfus remaining in the pits. Muller improved to secure his pole position while Gené’s final lap of 1:23.757 claimed a front row start for SR-Sport.

A mistake from the consistently quick newcomer Michelisz meant he ran wide through the Curva da Vitoria hindering his own, Menu’s and Priaulx’s final run, although the Swiss managed to salvage third ahead of team mate Huff. Reigning champion Tarquini claimed fifth ahead of Priaulx and Farfus, a disappointing result after the BMW 320si’s had been setting the pace for most of the weekend.

Danish racer Michel Nykjær posted the eighth quickest time and will start Race 1 tomorrow as the best of the rookies, while Coronel and Michelisz rounded out the top ten.

Editorial: Neil Tozer
Images and Info: WTCC

RACE RESULTS // 2010 GRAND PRIX OF MIAMI

Scott Pruett, at the wheel of the Telmex Riley BMW, managed to hold off David Donohue and his Brumos Porsche to collect his first race win of 2010. Mere seconds seperated the pair of Daytona Prototypes as the clock wound down on yesterday's Grand Prix of Miami at the Homestead-Miami Speedway.

Pruett, who qualified fourth, worked his way to the front of the field and maintained a steady pace for the latter half of the race. Alex Gurney, driving the GAINSCO Riley Chevrolet, finished third although he and Jon Fogarty struggled to find speed for much of the race.

Follow the link for complete results from yesterday's Grand Prix of Miami... [read more]


1 DP Pruett / Rojas - Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates BMW Riley
2 DP Donohue / Law - Brumos Racing Porsche Riley
3 DP Fogarty / Gurney - GAINSCO/ Bob Stallings Racing Chevrolet Riley
4 DP Frisselle / Wilkins - AIM Autosport Ford Riley
5 DP Dalziel / Forest - Starworks Motorsport BMW Riley
6 DP Angelelli / Taylor - SunTrust Racing Ford Dallara
7 DP Garcia / Rice - Spirit of Daytona Racing Porsche Coyote
8 DP Negri / Pew - Michael Shank Racing Ford Riley
9 DP Gidley / von Moltke - Doran Racing Ford Dallara
10 DP Frisselle / Valiante - Michael Shank Racing Ford Riley
11 DP Bouchut / Tucker - Level 5 Motorsports BMW Riley
12 DP James / Lester - Starworks Motorsport BMW Riley
13 DP Jonsson / Krohn - Krohn Racing Ford Lola
14 GT Assentato / Segal - SpeedSource Mazda RX-8
15 GT Davis / Liddell - Stevenson Motorsports Camaro GT.R
16 GT Gue / Keen - Dempsey Racing Mazda RX-8
17 GT Bomarito / Tremblay - SpeedSource Mazda RX-8
18 GT Auberlen / Dalla Lana / Hand - Turner Motorsport BMW M6
19 DP Hunter-Reay / Tucker - Level 5 Motorsports BMW Riley
20 GT Edwards / Reese / Russell - Banner Racing Corvette
21 GT Dempsey / Foster - Dempsey Racing Mazda RX-8
22 GT Ballou / Lally - TRG Porsche GT3
23 GT Christodoulou / Edwards - SpeedSource/Newman Wachs Racing Mazda RX-8
24 GT Nonnamaker / Nonnamaker - Team Sahlen Mazda RX-8
25 GT Pumpelly / Saravia Toriello - TRG Porsche GT3
26 GT Nonnamaker / Sahlen - Team Sahlen Mazda RX-8
27 GT Grant / Grant / Grant - Grant Racing/901 Shop Porsche GT3
28 GT Potter / Stanton - Magnus Racing Porsche GT3
29 GT Magnussen / Schaldach - Stevenson Motorsports Camaro GT.R
30 GT Lewis / Zahn - Autohaus Motorsports Porsche GT3
31 GT Lamb / Taylor - Racers Edge Motorsports Mazda RX-8
32 GT Hines / Miller - Miller Barrett Racing Porsche GT3
33 DP Barbosa / Borcheller - Action Express Racing Porsche Riley
34 GT Collins / Lux - LG Motorsports Corvette


The GRAND-AM Rolex Sport Car Series now heads to Barber Motorsports Park for the fourth race of the season, the Porsche 250.

Info: GRAND-AM
Photo: Curtis Creager
Editorial: Justin W. Coffey