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Between new names and not so new ones, we are watching everybody themselves in the  GT World Challenge America  pecking order after the first weekend of action at Sonoma, where Michai Stevens and Mikael Grenier put the No. 34 JMF Motorsports Mercedes AMG GT3 Evo  on the top spot on Saturday (29), while the Sunday (30) was commanded by the No. 99 Random Vandals BMW M4 GT3 Evo  of Connor De Phillippi and Kenton Koch.   Kenton Koch was leading the way in the first race as the No. 99 Random Vandals BMW asserted dominance over the No. 91 Regulator Mercedes, and while Philip Ellis had the Pro-Am Cup lead at the time, he had all the reasons to press Koch in order to leave Jeff Burton with some cushion to the competition.   It took almost half an hour, but Ellis was able to make the move to first overall, opening immediately the gap to Koch, and since the No. 16 AF Corse Ferrari was stuck between the Pro Cup cars, Ellis had some comfortable cushion.   The No. ...