Brits at the Daytona 24
The UK boasts a pretty good record at Daytona’s twice around the clock sportscar classic. Gary Watkins talks to four drivers hoping to add a victory to their CV, and two others who have already lifted the trophy
Dario Franchitti, Martin Brundle, Derek Bell, Vic Elford, Jackie Oliver, Brian Redman, and that's just the start. The list of Britons to have won America's sternest endurance test is a good one.
This weekend, there's a strong chance a new name will join them, with Allan McNish, Richard Westbrook, Anthony Davidson and Oliver Gavin all in with a shot at victory.
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