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Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge returns to action.

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

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Morning fog rolled into Daytona forcing the GRANDAM officials to call for a full course caution.

The No. 02 Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates BMW Riley holds the lead after 12 hours are now in the book in the 2013 Rolex 24 at Daytona race. Close at hand is his rival from the IndyCar series – the 2012 champion.

Franchitti and Kimball were in a title battle on a restart and neither was giving an inch even though they are both from the Chip Ganassi Racing camp!

Team owner Michael Shank stood by his long-time friend AJ Allmendinger during his time of admission regarding the failed drug test, and encouraged the race car driver to complete the NASCAR Road to Recovery program.

As they have in past Rolex 24 hours contest, Chip Ganassi’s two champions are ready for the race in Daytona. Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti shared their thoughts on the 2013 IndyCar season.