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Rolex 24 At Daytona Hour Six Race Notes

ROLEX 24 AT DAYTONA RACE NOTES Hour 6 18:02.48, working lap 147. The new overall leader is No. 16 CA Schroeder, followed by No. 7 CA de Radigues, No. 8 Shubot, No. 36 Vasser and No. 74 Baldwin. 18:05.16, working lap 149, No. 7 ...

Edited: May 8, 2001, 12:19 PM

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ROLEX 24 AT DAYTONA RACE NOTES

Hour 6

18:02.48, working lap 147. The new overall leader is No. 16 CA Schroeder, followed by No. 7 CA de Radigues, No. 8 Shubot, No. 36 Vasser and No. 74 Baldwin.

18:05.16, working lap 149, No. 7 into the pits, Wayne Taylor leaves the pits as the new driver. Full course YELLOW for No. 21 GT3 stopped on

18:09.58, working lap 150, GREEN flag race resumes No. 16 CA driver change, Hayner now driving, No. 7 CA Taylor reenters the pits to put the wind screen back on his helmet and No. 36 Vasser is also in the pits. No. 72 CA reenters the race 46 laps down after changing a starter, fly wheel and gear box (six speed to five speed), Baldi is driving. No. 15 CA returns to the race after repairing throttle damage.

18:28.35, working lap 156, the leader in GT3 is No. 23 Wagner, No. 68, No. 07 and No. 17. No. 03 GT2 reenters the race.

18:32.29, working lap 159, No. 02 Reiser moves into fifth position in GT3.

18:33.58, working lap 161, No. 4 GT2 passes the No. 50 GT2 Viper for the lead. No. 50 slowly moving around the track on the apron with a flat right rear tire after contact with one of the GT3 Porsches. No. 7 Taylor passes No. 16 Hayner for the lead. No. 25 GT3 retires, crash damage.

18:39.17, working lap 162, No. 7 CA Taylor and No. 8 CA Canferdam assessed a stop and go penalty for passes under the yellow. No. 58 retires. No. 16 Hayner reassumes the lead as a result of the No. 7 stop and go penalty. No. 36 Vasser has moved into second position.

18:42,13, working lap 164, GREEN flag, race resumes.

18:44.22, working lap 166, full course YELLOW. No. 36 CA has taken the lead over No. 16 CA Hayner after No. 16 CA spun in the chicane, unable to restart the car.

18:59.51, working lap 171, GREEN flag, race resumes.

Leaders OA/CA: 36, 7, 8, 74, 20 GT2: 4, 50, 2, 33, 83 GT3: 23, 68, 07, 17, 02 GTT: 19, 87, 53, 40, 79

End of Hour 6.

Source: SCCA/SCCA Pro Racing/USRRC

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