The Driveway Porsche was in a prime position for victory – pitting while another yellow flew with less than an hour on the clock. However, as Jaminet raced back through the field, his momentum and potential fight for the win was halted due to a yellow flag that ultimately ended the race.

The team finished in second place, but with a 227-point lead in the GTD Pro class championship with just two rounds left in the season. Road America has been a highlight on the schedule for Pfaff, the team having won its last two GTD class races at the 4.048-mile circuit.

“A win would’ve been nice, but we’ll take P2 and there’s only good points for our championship. There are only positives to take away from this weekend, no negatives. We had a really good race. I think it was a little unfortunate there with the last yellow, maybe we would’ve been able to capitalize otherwise, but nevertheless, it was good for our championship and it’s always nice extending the lead.” 

“I thought we were going to win this one. We had the right pit stop at the right time, but we also gambled and rolled the dice and in the end, it worked for them with the yellows and fuel. For sure, it’s disappointing because I have a feeling that we were the strongest once again as a team. The team did an awesome job, but today it was a little bad luck. We’ve had luck a lot this year, so sometimes you have to accept it. But it was a very good day for the championship, increasing the lead with two rounds to go, so can’t complain too much.”

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