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Bruce Martin, Special to Motorsport.com

The Fittipaldi family mourns the loss of their loved one who opened the doors to their motorsports activities.

Driver of the #16 Napleton Racing Porsche Cayman and winner of last weekend's 24 Hours of Daytona in the GX class, Jim Norman found that even real Rolex watches can fool a jeweler.

Nancy Knapp Schilke

Chip Ganassi Racing's BMW takes the overall win at Daytona. Alex Job Racing claims Audi's first Grand-Am GT win. The Napleton Porsche gets first ever GX class win.

Dr. Don Panoz makes a switch on the DeltaWing project. He is taking the chassis in-house powered by Mazda. The new generation DeltaWing will be on the grid at Sebring.

Grand-Am, IMSA, DTM announce technical license/cooperation agreement. Organizations aligned toward common goal of North American version of DTM.

Michael Shank, owner of the No. 60 Ford Riley: We are as surprised about this as anyone.

Third-placed No. 60 Team in GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series fined and penalized. Penalties will change the team, drivers and manufacturer standings.

AJ Allmendinger lost his ride last year due to failing the NASCAR random drug test. He ended up in the NASCAR Road to Recovery and made his return to racing. Now it appears his former team boss will give him a shot in an IndyCar.

Wright Motorsports and Snow Racing combine forces for strong entry in Rolex 24 at Daytona. Melanine and Madison Snow team with Maassen, Bachler and Seefried in a Porsche GT3 for the round the clock event.

Chip Ganassi Racing's two car team steals front row as Pruett edges out Dixon. Tandy in a Porsche claimed the GT pole and Lewis took the pole in the new GX class.

Pataskala, Ohio

Barrichello, Kanaan, Tracy join entries for final testing sessions.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

By Pat Jennings, Sportscar series reporter

Nancy Knapp Schilke

Teams beginning to announce lineups for 51st running of Daytona classic

Joe Jennings

Suffice it to say that sports car endurance racing has survived the worldwide recession. The formal announcement of Peugeot's new entry for the Intercontinental Le Mans Cup is the latest in a string of new equipment and other developments that bode...

Billy Johnson and Jack Roush Jr. take the GS class win in a Roush Performance Ford Mustang. Skullcandy Team Nissan’s drivers Lara Tallman and Vesko Kozarov take the win in the ST class.

An “ash - Through The Esses” feature remembering 'Captain Nice'. In the modern era of sportscar racing, Matt Bell invokes the memory of Mark Donohue’s spirit.

Motorsport.com staff

Nancy Knapp Schilke

Cosmo is heeding his doctors advice to give himself more time to heal after his recent nasal surgery.

Mazda initially announced the build of its SKYACTIV-D clean diesel engine during the 2012 Le Mans race. The engine will be housed in their sporty Mazda6 with its first race in January at the Rolex 24 of Daytona.

The veteran Grand-Am team learned quickly after their move to the DP class. The new Park Place Motosports' Porsche was fastest in the GT class, and for the second day in a row the Napleton Racing Porsche led the way in the new GX class.

Hugues de Chaunac, President of Groupe ORECA's statement on the recent announcement by the GRAND-AM Road Racing and the American Le Mans Series regarding the unification of the two North American sports car series.