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<< Previous   of   Next >>   ADVERTISEMENT   CONTACT THE HERALD Report scores and results to 425-339-3470 or 1-866-6-SCORES (Call after 4:30 p.m.) E-mail information including items for Tuesday's Communities Sports Roundup and Thursday's Outdoor Calendar, to sports@heraldnet.com Kevin Brown, Sports Editor kbrown@heraldnet.com   Published: Sunday, July 20, 2008 Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car-Porsche 250 results Associated Press Sunday at Barber Motorsports Park Leeds, Ala. Lap length: 2.3 miles (Car number in parentheses) 1. (01) Scott Pruett, Memo Rojas; DP; Chip Ganassi with Felix Sabates; Lexus Riley; 103 laps, 85.694 mph. 2. (58) David Donohue, Darren Law; DP; Brumos Racing; Porsche Riley; 103. 3. (6) Ian James, John Pew; DP; Michael Shank Racing; Ford Riley; 103. 4. (60) Oswaldo Negri, Mark Patterson; DP; Michael Shank Racing; Ford Riley; 103. 5. (47) Burt Frisselle, Ricky Taylor; DP; Doran Racing; Ford Dallara; 103. 6. (10) Max Angelelli, Michael Valiante; DP; SunTrust Racing; Pontiac Dallara; 103. 7. (59) Joao Barbosa, JC France; DP; Brumos Racing; Porsche Riley; 103. 8. (91) Marc Goossens, Jim Matthews; DP; Bob Stallings/Riley-Matthews; Pontiac Riley; 103. 9. (3) Bill Lester, Shane Lewis; DP; Southard Motorsports; Lexus Riley; 103. 10. (16) Antonio Garcia, Tom Kimber-Smith; DP; Cheever Racing; Pontiac Coyote; 102. 11. (7) Matt Plumb, Gene Sigal; DP; Rum Bum Racing; BMW Riley; 102. 12. (23) Bill Auberlen, Joey Hand; DP; Alex Job Racing; Porsche Riley; 102. 13. (76) Nic Jonsson, Ricardo Zonta; DP; Krohn Racing; Pontiac Lola; 101. 14. (70) Nick Ham, Sylvain Tremblay; GT; SpeedSource; Mazda RX-8; 99. 15. (87) Bryce Miller, Dirk Werner; GT; Farnbacher Loles Racing; Porsche GT3; 99. 16. (67) Tim George Jr., Andy Lally; GT; TRG; Porsche GT3; 99. 17. (57) Andrew Davis, Robin Liddell; GT; Stevenson Motorsports; Pontiac GXP.R; 99. 18. (66) Ted Ballou, Spencer Pumpelly; GT; TRG; Porsche GT3; 99. 19. (07) Kelly Collins, Paul Edwards; GT; Banner Racing; Pontiac GXP.R; 99. 20. (06) Marc Bunting, Leighton Reese; GT; Banner Racing; Pontiac GXP.R; 99. 21. (43) Joe Nonnamaker, Wayne Nonnamaker; GT; Team Sahlen; Corvette; 98. 22. (42) Will Nonnamaker, Joe Sahlen; GT; Team Sahlen; Corvette; 98. 23. (86) Leh Keen, Eric Lux; GT; Farnbacher Loles Racing; Porsche GT3; 98. 24. (30) Bryan Sellers, Auburn, Ga.; Ross Smith, Dallas, Texas; GT; Racers Edge Motorsports; Mazda RX-8; 98. 25. (21) Diego Alessi, Ryan Phinny; GT; Matt Connolly Motorsports; Pontiac GTO.R; 97. 26. (53) Mike Borkowski, Tommy Constantine; GT; Playboy Racing; BMW M6; 96. 27. (09) Marc-Antoine Camirand, Guy Cosmo; DP; Spirit of Daytona Racing; Porsche Coyote; 95. 28. (40) Patrick Dempsey, Joe Foster; GT; Hyper Sport; Mazda RX-8; 94. 29. (71) Carey Grant, Kevin Grant, Milton Grant; GT; Synergy Racing; Porsche GT3; 93. 30. (61) Brian Frisselle, Mark Wilkins; DP; AIM Autosport; Ford Riley; 90. 31. (65) Hima Maher, Craig Stanton; GT; TRG/Riegel Autosport; Porsche GT3; 81. 32. (99) Jon Fogarty, Alex Gurney; DP; GAINSCO/Bob Stallings Racing; Pontiac Riley; 80. 33. (69) Emil Assentato, Jeff Segal; GT; SpeedSource; Mazda RX-8; 72. 34. (68) Josemanuel Gutierrez, Scott Schroeder, Atherton, Calif.; GT; TRG; Porsche GT3; 72. 35. (75) Tracy Krohn, Eric van de Poele; DP; Krohn Racing; Pontiac Lola; 70. 36. (77) Memo Gidley, Brad Jaeger; DP; Doran Racing; Ford Dallara; 60. 37. (88) Steve Johnson, Richard Westbrook; GT; Farnbacher Loles Racing; Porsche GT3; 32. 38. (72) Terry Borcheller, Tim Lewis Jr.; GT; Autohaus Motorsports; Pontiac GXP.R; 5. Race Statistics Time of Race: 2 hours, 45 minutes, 52.168 seconds. Margin of Victory: 0.341 seconds. Caution Flags: Five for 18 laps. Lead Changes: Eight among seven drivers. Lap Leaders: Zonta 1-25, Cosmo 26, Jaeger 27-29, Gurney 30-52, Pruett 53-56, Hand 57-63, Gurney 64-75, Brian Frisselle 76-90, Pruett 91-103. Point Standings (Daytona Prototypes): 1. Pruett and Rojas, 295. 2. Gurney and Fogarty, 235. 3. Goossens and Matthews, 224. 4. Negri and Patterson, 217. 5. Donahue and Law, 210. Point Standings (GT): 1. Collins and Edwards, 292. 2. Ham and Tremblay, 278. 3. Davis and Liddell, 265. 4. George Jr., 240. 5. Ballou, 229.

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