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Patrick Dempsey is one of three drivers in this year's races only all American lineup.

Daytona International Speedway and ISC will break ground on their renovations after the checkered flag drops on the July 4th weekend. First race in 2014 will be the 24 Hours sportscar race before the start of NASCAR Speedweeks.

Action Express Corvette drivers Barbosa and Fittipaldi did everything they needed to in today’s Rolex Grand-Am race. Marsh Racing added to Chevrolet's celebration with the GT class win.

First-time winners Dyer, Novich capture ST for RSR Motorsports and Honda.

Edwards out front in bid for fourth consecutive GT win for Stevenson. In the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, Buford, Combs lead record-breaking qualifying session in Lexington, Ohio.

Wayne Taylor took his sons to the endurance classic for the first time in 2001, when Ricky was 11 and Jordan 10.

Team looks to take lead in North American endurance championship at the Grand-Am Rolex Series race at The Glen.

Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge returns to action.

Back in 2000, the Viper GTS-R was the best sports car in the world. Last year in August, the Viper made its in return to the sportscar stage at the ALMS race in Mid-Ohio and now they are making their return to the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

The "Thrill from Westhill" Paul Tracy is speaking with a team about running a Daytona Prototype before the year is out and on into the future.

The next two Rolex Series races are at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on June 15 and Watkins Glen International on June 30.

Teams and drivers who have never raced in the 24 Hours of Le Mans must participate and complete a minimum of 10 laps at the test.

Al Carter and teammate Hugh Plumb are in their 3rd seasons racing BMW M3s in the GRAND-AM Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge with Fall-Line Motorsports.

Edwards and Liddell score GT “Hat Trick” in Camaro; Miller, Nunez win GX for Mazda.

Max Papis takes GT pole in R. Ferri/AIM Motorsport Ferrari

Scottish driver Ryan Dalziel is taking to the track for the 24 Hours of Le Mans in an SRT Viper GTS-R, hoping for another class win at the premier event.

Both Corvette and Ford teams want the home victory but BMW Riley's Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas hold the points lead heading into Detroit.

Jim France will give the green flag to the field for the 90th anniversary 24 Hours of Le Mans, following in his father's footsteps, Bill France Jr. who gave the green flag to the field in the 1976 edition of the race.

The two-time Daytona 500 winner and Advisory board member of Motorsport.com, Michael Waltrip celebrates his 50th birthday today, April 30th 2013.

Scott Pruett and Memo Roja extended their point lead after the Grand-Am Rolex series debut race on the road course in Georgia. Stevenson Motorsports Camaro GT.R. won in the GT class.

GRAND-AM's Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge put on a good show in the series debut race at Road Atlanta.

The rain has moved away from Atlanta, leaving sunny but cool conditions for the fourth race of the season.

Magnus Racing Porsche, Scuderia Corsa Ferrari to start on GT front row. CTSCC qualifying also scrubbed due to weather.

GRAND-AM makes maiden visit to Road Atlanta this weekend; however quite a few of the series drivers have raced at the historic circuit in Georgia

Three winningest teams in DP History separated by only five points after three races of 2013

Adding to Chevrolet’s celebration was the victory of the Camaro in the GT in Grand-Am’s Rolex Sports Car Series action.

The “Red Dragon” team is on the pole in Alabama as they hope to continue their resurgence with the aim of regaining the Rolex Grand-Am title in their new Corvette Daytona Prototype.

Edwards fastest as GM cars take 1-2 in GT session. Espenlaub takes first pole in 11 years in CTSCC qualifying.

Scuderia Corsa, the Los Angeles based Ferrari team competing in its first full season of Grand-AM and now Westphal will join Balzan behind the wheel of the #63 Ferrari 458 for the remainder of the season in the Rolex GT class.

Ozz Negri is still recovering from his leg injury he sustained during the off-season. MSR named Michael Valiante to contest the next two events in the Rolex Grand-Am series.