Post by Corvsport.com Administrator on Oct 20, 2013 21:50:22 GMT -6
BRASELTON, Ga. Antonio Garcia and Jan Magnussen closed the American Le Mans Series era by winning the GT drivers' championship Saturday at Petit Le Mans. The pairing drove with Jordan Taylor to a sixth-place finish in the No. 3 Compuware Chevrolet Corvette C6.R at Road Atlanta. Garcia won his first ALMS title, and Magnussen claimed another to go along with his 2008 GT1 championship.
Chevrolet and Corvette Racing clinched the GT manufacturers' and team championships in the previous ALMS round at Virginia International Raceway two weeks ago. Garcia and Magnussen made it nine drivers' titles for the manufacturer and team since 2001. The results were fitting ones in the final year of the C6.R in the hands of Corvette Racing.
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Chevrolet and Corvette Racing clinched the GT manufacturers' and team championships in the previous ALMS round at Virginia International Raceway two weeks ago. Garcia and Magnussen made it nine drivers' titles for the manufacturer and team since 2001. The results were fitting ones in the final year of the C6.R in the hands of Corvette Racing.
For full article and for final point standing, visit our blog by clicking here: www.corvsport.com/Blog.html?entry=corvette-racing-at-petit-le