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The Daytona Finale was a sports car race held at the infield road course of the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. The race was held from 1972 until 1986, and again in 1996, by the IMSA GT Championship. The race was revived in 2001 by the Grand American Road Racing Association.

Results

Year	Drivers	Team	Car	Duration/Distance	Race Title	Report
IMSA GT Championship
1972	Gene Felton	Gene Felton	Chevrolet Camaro	250 mi (400 km)	Presidential 250	report
1973	Peter Gregg Hurley Haywood	Peter Gregg	Porsche Carrera	250 mi (400 km)	Camel 250	report
1974	John Greenwood	John Greenwood Racing	Chevrolet Corvette	250 mi (400 km)	Daytona Finale	report
1975	John Greenwood	John Greenwood Racing	Chevrolet Corvette	250 mi (400 km)	Championship Finals	report
1976	Michael Keyser		Chevrolet Monza	250 mi (400 km)	Championship Finals	report
1977	Hurley Haywood	Bob Hagestad	Porsche 934	250 mi (400 km)	Daytona Finale 250	report
1978	Peter Gregg	Brumos Porsche	Porsche 935/77A	250 mi (400 km)	Camel GT 250	report
1979	Bill Whittington	Whittington Brothers Racing	Porsche 935 K3	220 mi (350 km)	Winston GT 250	report
1980	Giampiero Moretti Reinhold Joest	MOMO/Electrodyne	Porsche 935J	250 mi (400 km)	Championship Finals	report
1981	John Paul Jr.	JLP Racing	Porsche 935 JLP-3	250 mi (400 km)	IMSA National Championship Finale	report
1982	Ted Field Danny Ongais	Interscope Racing	Lola T600-Chevrolet	3 hours	Camel GT 3 Hours	report
1983	Al Holbert Jim Trueman	Holbert Racing	March 83G-Porsche	3 hours	Eastern Airlines 3 Hours of Daytona	report
1984	Al Holbert Derek Bell	Holbert Racing	Porsche 962	3 hours	Eastern Airlines 3 Hours of Daytona	report
1985	Al Holbert Al Unser Jr.	Holbert Racing	Porsche 962	3 hours	Eastern 3 Hours of Daytona	report
1986	Bob Tullius Chip Robinson	Group 44	Jaguar XJR-7	3 hours	Eastern 3 Hours of Daytona	report
1987 — 1995	Not held
1996	John Paul Jr. Butch Leitzinger	Dyson Racing	Riley & Scott Mk III-Ford	3 hours	Daytona IMSA Finale	report
1997 — 2000	Not held
Grand-Am
2001	James Weaver Butch Leitzinger	Dyson Racing	Riley & Scott Mk III-Ford	3 hours	Grand-Am Finale	report
2002	James Weaver Chris Dyson	Dyson Racing	Riley & Scott Mk III-Ford	3 hours	Dark Dog Grand American Finale	report
2003	Forest Barber Terry Borcheller	Bell Motorsports	Doran JE4-Chevrolet	3 hours	Grand American Champions Weekend	report

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