So after a trek over hill and dale, and through what one competitor called a "Hot, windy, dusty. And long" trail through Kansas, the Great Race's competitors convened in San Rafael (That's "San Rafell" to you non-NorCal types) to crown this year's victor. The winner? None other than driver David Reeder and his navigatior and thirteen-year-old grandson, Sawyer Stone in a 1916 Hornet. Despite whacking a cow which knocked their front end out of alignment in Tonopah, NV, the twosome managed to out-time, out-speed and out-distance their competitors from Philly to Marin County, and picked up a cool hundred-thou to split between them.
With a final wheeze, classic cars finish race [SFGate]; 13-year old navigates Great Race win with grandpa [Winding Road]
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The Great Race is Drawing to a Close [Internal]