Grand-Am's 2011 GT champion Brumos Racing has revealed the four drivers that would lead its No. 59 Porsche 911 GT3 at the next 24 Hours of Daytona.
The team's full-time duo composed of Leh Keen and Andrew Davis will be back once more, joined by factory driver Marc Lieb and ALMS regular Bryan Sellers.
The biggest change in the lineup is Hurley Haywood's departure. Haywood, a long-time Porsche figure famous in Grand-Am for having competed in 40 of 50 editions of the 24 Hours of Daytona, drove to a podium last year with Brumos, capping off one of the most impressive careers in endurance racing.
The 64-year-old has been appointed Grand Marshal for the 51st edition of the Daytona classic.
Sellers, his replacement at Brumos Racing, mostly competes in the ALMS, where he was voted most popular driver by the fans in 2012. His Grand-Am highlights include a second place at Daytona in 2011.
The team's full-time duo composed of Leh Keen and Andrew Davis will be back once more, joined by factory driver Marc Lieb and ALMS regular Bryan Sellers.
The biggest change in the lineup is Hurley Haywood's departure. Haywood, a long-time Porsche figure famous in Grand-Am for having competed in 40 of 50 editions of the 24 Hours of Daytona, drove to a podium last year with Brumos, capping off one of the most impressive careers in endurance racing.
The 64-year-old has been appointed Grand Marshal for the 51st edition of the Daytona classic.
Sellers, his replacement at Brumos Racing, mostly competes in the ALMS, where he was voted most popular driver by the fans in 2012. His Grand-Am highlights include a second place at Daytona in 2011.