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"         Okay, we still have the Super Bowl to see, there are winter storm warnings in the central states and ski resorts out west are crammed, but racing is back.   Thank heavens.   This is the Rolex 24 at Daytona weekend, but racing really begins with the Fresh from Florida 200, a name that&amp;#039;s enough to make you reach for a glass of OJ, eh?   Anyone who misses or regrets never seeing the glory days of the Trans-Am back in the 1970s needs to check out Grand-Am&amp;#039;s Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge. There are two classes, that quickest being Grand Sport that consists of Ford Mustangs, Chevrolet Camaros, Dodge Challengers and very quick . Great stuff, the cars leaning on one another to gain track position, then running as wide as three abreast on the banking. Andy Pilgrim took the pole in the No. 46 BMW M3, chased by bellowing Mustangs.   In the Street Tuner class\u2014Mazdas, VWs, Honda Civics, Minis, etc.\u2014the pole went to the green Miata of Derek Whitis, but hounding him was an RX-8, a team of orange Civics and VW GTIs that tend to lift their inside rear wheels when cornered hard. Also in the field were the first factory race cars from Kia, a pair of Kia Forte Coupes.   At the finish, Matt Plumb and Gianluis Bacardi won the GS class in a BMW M3 Coupe, while Lawson Aschenbach and David Thilenius took Street Tuner in a .   There&amp;#039;s nothing like the sound of open exhaust to shake out the winter cobwebs. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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