Grand-Am Sports Car Series

The Grand-Am Sports Car Series was a professional racing series in North America, featuring closely matched sports cars and prototypes competing on various road courses and oval tracks. It showcased high-performance vehicles from different manufacturers, emphasizing endurance and driver skill over the duration of races often lasting several hours. The series aimed to deliver exciting, competitive racing with a focus on close contests, technical innovation, and team strategy. It operated from 2000 until 2013, when it merged with the Rolex American Le Mans Series to form the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship, continuing the legacy of sports car racing in the region.