Defending Rolex 24 DP winner A.J. Allmendinger paced Friday’s Grand-Am Roar Before the 24 practice in at Daytona International Speedway. Photo courtesy Grand-Am
A.J. Allmendinger topped the Daytona Prototype speed charts Friday in the opening day of practice for the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series Roar Before The 24 testing sessions at Daytona International Speedway.
Despite a soggy start, Allmendinger would pilot the No. 60 Michael Shank Racing Ford/Riley, the same team he won the Rolex 24 with in 2012, to a lap of 1:42.918 (124.526 mph) towards the end of his 12 lap run during the afternoon session. He was followed on the speed charts by the BMW/Rileys of Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates.
In GT, defending winner Andy Lally put the Magnus Racing No. 44 Porsche GT3 on top of the scoring pylon with a lap at 1:49.322 (117.232 mph). He was trailed by Marco Holzer in the Alex Job Racing Porsche.
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In practice for the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, Andrew Aquilante paced the GS class with the Subaru Road Racing Team Subaru WRX-STI, turning a lap at 2:06.773 (101.094 mph), while Jeff Mosing led the ST field with a 2:14.775 (95.092 mph) in the RACE EPIC/Murillo Racing BMW 328.
Testing continues Saturday, and wraps up on Sunday.
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