Grand Am Rolex 24: The Final Four Hours

Ganassi still has a lock on the the Grand Am Rolex 24. In GT, TRG Porsche has three cars ion the top five.

1/30/2011|Updated: 1/30/2011

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Juan Pablo Montoya in the #02 Telmex-Ganassi Riley BMW passes the #45 Flying Lizard Riley Porsche in the final several hours of the Grand Am Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway. (John Harrelson/Getty Images)

Ganassi still has a lock on the Daytona Prototype class, with Juan Pablo Montoya ion the #01 and Joey Hand in the #02 leading the race. Hand is about three seconds behind and catching up—and catching Juan Pablo is a dangerous thing to do. He has already put at least two cars into the garage. One doubts he would treat his reamamtes differently.