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Standings
GRAND-AM DP
After Watkins Glen

Rank Driver Points
1 Memo Rojas 190
Tie Scott Pruett 190
3 Ryan Dalziel 172
4 Max Angelelli 166
Tie Ricky Taylor 166
6 Burt Frisselle 163
Tie Mark Wilkins 163
8 Mike Forest 156
9 Darren Law 153
Tie David Donohue 153
11 Jon Fogarty 147
12 John Pew 146
Tie Ozz Negri 146
14 Antonio Garcia 141
Tie Brian Frisselle 141
Tie Buddy Rice 141
Tie Michael Valiante 141
18 Joao Barbosa 137
Tie Terry Borcheller 137
20 Memo Gidley 136
21 Dion von Moltke 134
22 Alex Gurney 129
23 Nic Jonsson 128
Tie Tracy Krohn 128
25 Bill Lester 120
26 Kasper Andersen 60
27 Scott Tucker 50
28 Jimmie Johnson 48
29 Ryan Hunter-Reay 47
30 Butch Leitzinger 46
31 Christophe Bouchut 42
Tie Mark Patterson 42
33 Ian James 38
34 Mike Rockenfeller 35
35 Justin Wilson 32
Tie Max Papis 32
Tie Wayne Taylor 32
38 Lucas Luhr 30
Tie Richard Westbrook 30
40 Colin Braun 28
Tie Ricardo Zonta 28
42 Pedro Lamy 25
43 AJ Allmendinger 24
Tie James Davison 24
45 Jimmy Vasser 23
46 Emmanuel Collard 22
Tie Joey Hand 22
Tie Sascha Maassen 22
49 Brad Jaeger 21
Tie Derek Johnston 21
Tie Fabrizio Gollin 21
Tie JC France 21
53 Hurley Haywood 20
Tie Raphael Matos 20
55 Nelson Philippe 19
56 Darren Manning 18
Tie Paul Menard 18
58 Cort Wagner 17
Tie Dane Cameron 17
Tie Jan-Dirk Lueders 17
Tie Jared Beyer 17
Tie Romeo Kapudija 17
63 Dario Franchitti 16
Tie Jamie McMurray 16
Tie Juan Pablo Montoya 16
Tie Scott Dixon 16
67 Sebastien Bourdais 0
 

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A look back at the Rolex 24: 1980 - 1989
  Building anticipation for 2012 50th Running
Eagerly anticipated by drivers, auto manufacturers and race fans everywhere, the Rolex 24 Hours At Daytona is the first major race of the world’s motor sport season. Every January, the Daytona International Speedway (Daytona Beach, Florida, USA) comes to life in celebration of this incredible endurance race, recognized by leading drivers as one of the most difficult in the world to win.  2012 will mark the 50th running of sports car racing at the famous Speedway, home of the Rolex 24 At Daytona. Leading up to this unique anniversary, we present a once-a-month look back through the history, people and events that have made this famous race what it is today.
Pruett, Rojas Win Montreal For Record Eighth Victory
  Pair Claim DP Title For Ganassi
The Montreal 200 on Saturday marked another milestone in what has been a dream season for Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas in the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series.  Pruett more than half of the two-hour, 62-lap race, while holding off Alex Gurney to give the team its first victory at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, its record-setting eighth triumph of the season, and in the process, clinching the team Daytona Prototype championship.
Fogarty, Said Break Montreal Grand-Am Records
  Grand-Am
Jon Fogarty and Boris Said used Chevrolet power to lead a record-breaking pair of qualifying sessions Friday at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve and capture  respective poles for Saturday's Montreal 200, in the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series.  Fogarty ran a lap of 1:31.524 (106.556 mph) to capture his second Daytona Prototype pole of the season in the No. 99 GAINSCO Chevrolet/Riley.
Scenes from Saturday's Grand-Am race at The Glen.
  by Adriano Manocchia
Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas gave team owner Chip Ganassi his first of three wins this past weekend in three major categories by winning the Grand-Am race on Saturday at Watkins Glen.  Our Adriano Manocchia was there to capture all the action in these photos.
Pruett and Rojas win Glen Grand-Am race
  Record-Tying Seventh Victory
Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas scored a dominating victory in Saturday's Crown Royal 200 at Watkins Glen International, tying the single-season GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series victory record with their seventh triumph of 2010.  Pruett beat Max Angelelli to the checkered flag by 2.722 seconds.
Scenes from Grand-Am/NASCAR The Glen Friday 2
  by Adriano Manocchia
In the 80-minute Happy Hour, Greg Biffle backed up his earlier performance when ran 15 laps and his best, in 71.09 seconds at an average speed of 124.065 mph, was the best lap of the day. Juan Montoya had the second-best single lap and the best average lap time, 71.75 seconds. Our Adriano Manocchia was there to capture all the action in over 100 photos. Part 2
Scenes from Grand-Am/NASCAR The Glen Friday 1
  by Adriano Manocchia
In the 80-minute Happy Hour, Greg Biffle backed up his earlier performance when ran 15 laps and his best, in 71.09 seconds at an average speed of 124.065 mph, was the best lap of the day. Juan Montoya had the second-best single lap and the best average lap time, 71.75 seconds. Our Adriano Manocchia was there to capture all the action in over 100 photos. Part 1
Ganassi team wins Grand-Am pole at The Glen
  For Crown Royal 200 in Abbreviated Qualifying Session
Series championship standings co-leader Memo Rojas ran a lap of 1:05.470 (134.718 mph) Friday on the 2.45-mile Watkins Glen International short circuit to capture the pole for Saturday's Crown Royal 200.  Rojas will join Scott Pruett in the No. 01 TELMEX Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates BMW/Riley at the front of the grid for Round 10 of the 2010 GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series.
Grand-Am Watkins Glen preview
  Rolex Series
Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty returned to GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series Daytona Prototype championship-winning form in the recent Rolex Series race at New Jersey Motorsports Park, when Gurney passed Scott Pruett for the lead with less than two laps remaining.  They hope to continue that momentum on Saturday at Watkins Glen International.
Gurney defeats Pruett in New Jersey
  Makes pass with 2 laps remaining
With three minutes remaining Sunday at New Jersey Motorsports Park, Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas were looking to make GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Cask No. 16 history. Then, Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty made some history of their own.  One day after Fogarty gave the team its first pole position of the season, Gurney caught and passed Pruett with less than two laps remaining and went on to win by 3.674 seconds, giving the defending Daytona Prototype champions their first GRAND-AM Rolex Series victory of the season in the NJMP 250. They drove the No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance Chevrolet/Riley.
Gainsco's Fogarty wins pole in NJ
  Grand-Am
GAINSCO/Bob Stallings Racing won its first pole position of the 2010 GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series season Saturday in qualifying for tomorrow’s New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) 250 presented by Crown Royal on NJMP’s Thunderbolt Raceway where team driver Jon Fogarty’s 15th career top qualifying effort extended his record as the all-time Daytona Prototype pole winner.
Scenes from Daytona GRAND-AM and NASCAR
  by Rhonda McCole
809P8533.jpgGRAND-Am, NASCAR Nationwide and NASCAR Sprint Cup was in action at Daytona International Speedway this weekend and our Rhonda McCole captured all the action in these 85 photographs.  Don't miss all the crashes.
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