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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.

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.

The pole-winning car led the final seven laps – its only stint out front – as Fogarty and Gurney won in the Rolex Series for the first time since late 2011.

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.

Chip Ganassi Racing's BMW Riley No. 01 still maintains the lead in the Rolex 24 at Daytona. A pair of Ferraris lead the GT class, while the BGB Porsche the GX class.

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.

Pruett and Rojas remain as primary team drivers in 2013. The champions will be joined at Daytona by Montoya, Kimball, Dixon, Franchitti, McMurray and Hand in the two CGRFS BMW Riley Daytona Prototypes.

Pat Jennings – Grand-Am Correspondent

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A sudden downpour at Road America led race officials to cancel Friday’s qualifying session and set the field for Saturday’s race by team points.

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Series posts "Special Reward"

By Pat Jennings, Sportscar series reporter

By Pat Jennings, Sportscar series reporter

Pat Jennings, Sportscar series reporter