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good race overall. all 50 cars were running at the end. in the class i was paying attention to was the GTLM class where the ford GTs from chip ganassi racing finished 1-2 in class and 11-12 overall, i was hoping they would, and the corvettes of corvette racing finished 3-4 in class and 13-14 overall, nice run for them also. here are the full results for your perusal;
The field was exceptional. Alonso/Norris in the #23 (Norris was amazing), Lance Stroll, multiple Indy Car champions... glad to see Daytona getting more attention.
Driving back from Florida I saw several dirty car carrier trailers headed north with sad looking people driving. Must have been early departures. Didn't even think of the 24 until your heads up. Thanks.
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i also miss the speed channel, they would telecast the SCCA runoffs in december. they were always fun to watch.
There is some really great racing in SCCA, and as pro series seem to gather more hoopla ll the time with what blingy celebs they can show off on camera and how many products can they shill for, 'amateur' racing becomes more attractive all the time.
The first F1 race I ever attended I was too young to have a license and had to talk my parents into going, it was so different back then (1966), you could walk through the paddock and into the garage to watch the mechanics work, I remember being like a foot away from Jack Brabham driving thru the infield, and the cars wore national colors and no advertising at all.
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