Rolex Crown Royal Series events feature some of the most exciting road racing in the world. The 2008 season kicks off at the 24 hours of Daytona, and then moves on to the premier road racing circuits in the United States as well as tracks in Mexico and Canada. As Daytona Prototypes and GT cars scramble for Class honors and overall victory, fans are scrambling for the best seats and other viewing spots at Americas most beautiful road racing venues. From start to finish, let RacingInformation.com keep you up to speed on what, when, and where the action is in the Rolex Crown Royal Series.

Due to races that can run up to 24 hours, Crown Royal driver teams vary from 2 to 5 in number for short, medium, or long distance events. Success requires speed on the track and speed during driver changes. Both Daytona Prototype and Grand Touring cars in this series, feature some of the most well known and experienced drivers in the world of racing. Mixing drivers from NASCAR, IRL and Champ Car, and even former Formula 1 drivers, creates a field of national and international favorites that gives fans an opportunity to see and root for their particular favorites.

There is no doubt that the spectacular Daytona Prototype cars are the highlight of the Rolex Crown Royal Series, and the exciting GT Class is a close second. Mixing 12 and 24 hour races in the schedule along with shorter events of only a few hours, makes the car's physical preparation and the drivers mental preparation a real challenge. Let Racing Information.com help you get prepared to enjoy the new season with up to date schedule information on the 2007 Crown Royal Series races.