Scott Pruett and the No. 1 TelMex Lexus Riley win by .08 seconds over Alex Guerny.
If you didn't stay up for the finish, you missed a hell of a good ending. The SPEED announcers were beginning their congrats to the No. 99 Gainsco/Stallings race team, who seemed ready to become the first back-to-back winners of the Brumos Porsche 250 at Daytona, when suddenly Scott Pruett gained momentum off Nascar turn 4 and sped past Guerney in the tri-oval to capture his fifth win of the season.
Plain and simple, this was one of the best races I've ever watched. Although there wasn't as many bums in the seat as most would have liked to see, no one at DIS was sitting as the final lap started.
If you haven't given the Rolex Series a chance before, you've been cheating yourself. Catch the next race on SPEED on July 20th as the Rolex Series travels to Birmingham,AL for Porsche 250 at Barber Motorsports Park.
Keep checking back for updates and pics from my visit to Mid-Ohio.
Derrick from SpeedwayInsider.com
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