The GTP prototypes are the fastest on track, turning laps about 10 seconds quicker than the GTD cars. See their times and miles per hour.

Can you tell the differences between the two prototypes in the Rolex 24? How about GTD and GTD Pro? This might help. Or might not.

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The fastest lap times from these 12 cars were just 1½ to 2 seconds slower than the GTPs, with top average speeds of 130 mph. LIVE ROLEX UPDATES: 24 Hours of Daytona: Live updates, highlights ...

Generally speaking, the Rolex 24 at Daytona features two types of cars: prototypes and showroom-stock(ish) GTDs. This is the marquee class in IMSA’s WeatherTech Championship Series and will ...

Thursday night, the fastest GTP cars were navigating the 3.56-mile, 12-turn Daytona road course in about ... are a big part of what makes the Rolex 24 so challenging for the drivers.