STRENGTH IN NUMBERS? Two teams had good odds but tough luck at Daytona.(Competition)
AutoWeek, February, 2008
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Byline: TRAVIS BRAUN
The number seven was unlucky at Daytona. Farnbacher Loles Racing and the Racer's Group teams each entered seven GT Porsches, none of which won. TRG took second through fourth positions, and Farnbacher Loles had a best finish of eighth. Five of each team's seven cars lasted the distance.
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The two teams fielded one-third of the entire GT field, filling almost one bank of Daytona's garages. Each team had 32 drivers, more than 80 personnel and three 18-wheelers. To keep organized with such large efforts, both teams divided themselves into manageable sizes but in ...
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