The GTO's place in racing will be in the Grand-Am and American Le Mans series. It was good to see a goat in the Rolex 24 at Daytona. Granted the car ran at the rear of the field, but it ran for 24 hours. That also was a private team (Horizon Motorsports) I believe. The factory cars will not be out until the June/July time frame. I'll be in Daytona for the Paul Revere to see how they do for myself. While NASCAR is considered king in todays racing, the Big 3 are starting to look elsewhere to spend their money. There is no more inovation in NASCAR and the factory gets nothing in return for their money. The Monte Carlo, Intrepid and Tarus were 3 of the worst in sales for the Big 3. Investing in road racing where you can try new things that just may transfer over to your production vehicles just makes good for good business. Last month there was a big conference between NASCAR and the Big 3 to see how they could all get more bang for their buck. Take a look at some sports car racing and watch for the GTO later in the year. I think you may be pleasently surprised.