Photos from
the winning circle are always good to see, but specially because of the stories
behind them. And to be honest, this one has an excellent story on it.
The No. 02 Chip Ganassi Ford EcoBoost Riley DP
isn’t the team’s full season entry on TUDOR
United Sportscar Championship, but the nickname of “all-star” that the car
received during the Rolex 24 at Daytona,
as well their achievement during this weekend,shows what Mr. Ganassi’s team is
made of.
IndyCar Series drivers Tony Kanaan and Scott Dixon, alongside
NASCAR Cup drivers Kyle Larson and
Jamie McMurray, gave Chip Ganassi Racing to its sixth Rolex 24 overall win,
after a whole day of an anybody’s race at the 3.81 miles circuit, as they had
to deal with reigning champions Action Express Racing and their No. 5 Corvette
DP, the No. 10 Corvette DP of Wayne Taylor Racing and even their team-mates in
the No. Chip Ganassi Ford EcoBoost Riley DP.
Chip
Ganassi Racing relied on their drivers from other championships more than never,
which only adds weight to the fact that, in all of their six Rolex 24 triumphs
there were always an active IndyCar or NASCAR driver on the squad, if not
drivers from both series together.
But, this
victory may be the last overall one Mr. Ganassi will have at Daytona, as their
focus for 2016 may change entirely to the future Ford GT GTLM program in the
TUDOR United Sportscar Championship.
PHOTO: TUDOR Championships
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