Crossroads; The Rolex Series returns to basics.(Racing)(Rolex Sports Car Series)
AutoWeek, November, 2002 by Mcguire, Bill
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Byline: BILL McGUIRE The elements of both a christening and a wake were present, but for the Rolex Sports Car Series, the three-hour season finale at Daytona International Speedway was definitely a crossroads. The event marked the final appearance of the World Sports Car-based open prototypes, the series' marquee division.
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And it also marked the first public showing of the new cars that will replace them, beginning at the Rolex 24 next February: the Daytona Sports Prototypes, or DSPs. Many fans don't know what to make of the DSP coupes just yet. With their large greenhouses ...
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