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DIS Results Templates.Xlsx 2018 Trans Am Championship Presented by Pirelli Daytona International Speedway November 7 - 11, 2018 Round 11 - TA/TA3/TA4 Round 12 - TA2 Powered by AEM TA TA2 TA3 TA4 Practice 1 Results November 8, 2018 11:45 AM PosNo.ClsPICName Sponsor/Car Best Tm In Lap 1 4 TA 1 Tony Ave / Hurley Wisc. Cybersight Ransom-Stopper Chevrolet Corvette 1:44.531 4 2 2 TA 2 Lawrence Loshak / Shorewood Wisc. Pennzoil/ETE/GoShare Chevrolet Camaro 1:46.099 3 3 59 TA 3 Simon Gregg / Ponte Vedre Fla. Derhaag Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette 1:46.620 4 4 23 TA 4 Amy Ruman / Stow Ohio McNicholsCompany Chevrolet Corvette 1:47.036 3 5 57 TA 5 David Pintaric / Canfield Ohio Kryderacing Cadillac CTS-V 1:47.571 4 6 06 TA 6 RJ Lopez / Santo Domingo TinaBazuca/RepublicaBrewing Chevrolet Corvette 1:48.454 3 7 98 TA 7 Ernie Francis, Jr. / Dania Fla. FramelessShowerDoors Ford Mustang 1:48.616 3 8 44 TA 8 AJ Henriksen / Sleepy Hollow Ill. ECC/Anchor Bolt & Screw Chevrolet Corvette 1:49.599 3 9 8 TA 9 Tomy Drissi / Los Angeles Calif. The Grinch Chevrolet Camaro 1:49.925 3 10 20 TA 10 Chris Dyson (R) / Poughkeepsie N.Y. PlaidEnterprises/CDRacing Ford Mustang 1:50.477 2 11 19 TA 11 Kerry Hitt / Harrisburg Pa. Advanced Composite Products Chevrolet Camaro 1:50.547 3 12 #88 TA2 1 Rafa Matos / Boca Raton Fla. 3-Dimensional Services Chevrolet Camaro 1:50.995 3 13 69 TA 12 Shane Lewis / Jupiter Fla. Derhaag Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette 1:51.040 3 14 #34 TA2 2 Tony Buffomante / Naperville Ill. Mike Cope Racing Ford Mustang 1:51.850 3 15 #95 TA2 3 Scott Lagasse Jr. / St. Augustine Fla. SLR/Fields Racing/M1 Fastrack Chassis Chevrolet Camaro 1:52.014 3 16 #13 TA2 4 Louis-Philippe Montour / Quebec Canada Montour Ltd Chevrolet Camaro 1:52.347 3 17 #25 TA2 5 Misha Goikhberg / Woodbridge On CAN BC Race Cars Chevrolet Camaro 1:52.566 3 18 #31 TA2 6 Elias Anderson / Driftwood Texas Sampson Race Eng / Soul Speed Ford Mustang 1:52.808 3 19 #28 TA2 7 Lawless Alan / Van Nuys Calif. Mike Cope Racing Ford Mustang 1:52.841 3 20 #49 TA2 8 Ethan Wilson (R) / Santa Clara Calif. Berryman Prefix Dodge Challenger 1:53.219 3 21 27 TA3 1 Jason Daskalos / Albuquerque N.M. Daskalos Racing Dodge Viper 1:54.225 2 22 #9 TA2 9 Keith Prociuk / Chicago Ill. HP Tuners LLC Chevrolet Camaro 1:54.683 3 23 #3 TA2 10 Curt Vogt / Wallingford Conn. Cobra Automotive Ford Mustang 1:54.739 3 24 #74 TA2 11 Blaine Perkins / Bakersfield Calif. Mike Cope Racing Ford Mustang 1:54.846 3 25 #12 TA2 12 Marc Miller / Holland Mich. Berryman Prefix Dodge Challenger 1:54.953 3 26 #7 TA2 13 Maurice Hull / High Point N.C. Waukegan Farms LLC Ford Mustang 1:56.029 3 27 #87 TA2 14 Doug Peterson / Bonita Springs Fla. 3-Dimensional Services Chevrolet Camaro 1:56.901 3 28 51 TA 13 Tom Ellis / Pompano Beach Fla. Palm Express/AverittExpress Ford Mustang 1:57.268 1 29 #77 TA2 15 Jacob Mosler / St Augustine Fla. Mosler Motorsports/SLR Ford Mustang 1:57.453 3 30 46 TA3 2 Mark Boden / Winnetka Ill. Fall-LineMotorsports Porsche 991GT3Cup 1:57.562 2 31 #00 TA2 16 Thomas Ellis / Pompano Beach Fla. Palm Express Ford Mustang 1:58.672 1 32 71 TA3 3 Dave Ricci / West Palm Beach Fla. Florida Roadway Signs Chevrolet Camaro 1:59.252 2 33 16 TA3 4 Tom Herb / Barrington Ill. Fall-LineMotorsports Porsche 991GT3Cup 1:59.413 2 34 #63 TA2 17 Bob Lima (R) / Philadelphia Pa. Lima Company Chevrolet Camaro 1:59.937 3 35 53 TA 14 Larry Hoopaugh (R) / Chester S.C. HGC Racing Chevrolet Corvette 2:00.299 3 36 39 TA4 1 Todd Napieralski / Chelsea Mich. ChevroletPerformance/SKF/BSP Chevrolet Camaro 2:01.637 2 37 #5 TA2 18 David Smith / Vancouver BC CAN Shockwave Suspension Seats Chevrolet Camaro 2:02.685 3 38 60 TA3 5 Alline Cipriani (R) / Brazil Ginetta USA Ginetta G55 2:06.803 1 39 #97 TA2 19 Tom Sheehan / Bow N.H. LTK Insulation Technologies Chevrolet Camaro 2:18.607 1 40 #47 TA2 20 Greg Sacks / Port Orange Fla. ECC/Anchor Bolt & Screw Chevrolet Camaro 6:02.746 2 41 04 TA 15 Natalie Decker / Eagle River Wisc. Ave Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette 0 42 #11 TA2 21 Brian Swank / Cumming Ga. Royal Flush Prefix Dodge Challenger 0 43 30 TA4 2 Tim Horrell / Trevose Penn. Breathless Racing Porsche GT4 0 Series Chief Steward: Dorsey Schroeder Chief of Timing & Scoring: Bill Skibbe Date Posted 2018-11-08 1145 Hours Sanction Number: PRTA-15-18.
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