The first race of the 2009 Grand-Am Championship is always the biggest! Unlike other sports the Jewel in the Crown kicks off the season, with the world famous Rolex Daytona 24 over Saturday and Sunday 24-25th of January.

The red number 64 Porsche 997 GT is entered by JLowe Racing and run by the superb Farnbacher-Loles team. The Farnbacher squad are complimented by several of J Lowe's own engineers and staff with a view to ensuring the very best effort to win this prestigious event.

The team have available a brand new 2009 car, straight from the Porsche factory in Germany and have already shaken the car down at the 3 day test in early January.

The car boasts a superb driver line up with Revo Technik sponsored British driver Tim Sugden being joined by Johhanes Van Overbeek, Jim Lowe and Jim Pace, all four of which were part of the line up in 2008 where the team finished 4th.

Speaking before the race Tim Sugden said “This race is one of the most famous events in the world and just to be at Daytona in January makes the hairs stand up on your neck. To actually do the race with such an awesome team and amazing team mates is all a driver can ask. I really can't wait for next weekend.”

Revo Technik partners with BGB For Opening Grand-Am Koni Sports Car Challenge Race At Daytona

Revo Technik is proud to announce its newly formed partnership with BGB Motorsports; Revo Technik will act as a primary sponsor for both the #83 and #38 BGB Porsche 911 Carreras at the opening Grand-Am Koni Sports Car Challenge Race At Daytona.

BGB’s expanding street performance business, will now be offering Revo Technik’s extensive product line of ECU reflashes to their discerning street customers. The BGB team’s facility is located less than 15 miles from Daytona International Speedway at Ormond Beach, Florida.

For further information please check out the their website at www.teambgb.com