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Five-Time 24 Hours Of Daytona Winner Spins Out In Hour Two Of This Year's Race

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Stef Schrader
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Well, this is unexpected. The No. 14 Lexus RCF GT3 driven by none other than one of the most successful American endurance racers in history, Scott Pruett, just ate the wall.

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Pruett was in eighth place when he crashed the new-to-America Lexus into the wall. It doesn’t appear to have been hit, rather, the rear end of the car got loose and sent him spinning into a hard wall.

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Pruett was evaluated and released from the infield care center following the crash, but the Lexus is now nine laps behind the class leader in GTD. Oof.

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UPDATE: The No. 14 car has now been retired as a result of this crash damage.