IMSA Rules On Long Beach Race Protest

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Apr 15, 2007

IMSA stewards have ruled that a protest filed following Saturday s Long Beach Grand Prix, Round 3 of the American Le Mans Series. The protest concerned maximum driving times during the 100-minute race. In reviewing the matter, the stewards declared the protest to be without merit, meaning the provisional results will stand. Penske Motorsports Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumas retain their overall victory.

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