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" You&amp;#039;ll find plenty of youth and attitude among the drivers at this weekend&amp;#039;s Rolex 24 At Daytona, but if you look at the reigning Daytona Prototype series champion, 52-year-old Scott Pruett, you&amp;#039;ll notice he proudly wears his wrinkles. Pruett (who&amp;#039;s not my brother, BTW) ranks as one of America&amp;#039;s all-time great road-racing drivers, and his resume backs that up. &amp;quot;Pruett is the most successful Daytona Prototype pilot ever - holding career records for most Driver&amp;#039;s Championships (five), most wins (39), most pole positions (30), and most podiums (78). He and Rojas hold the distinction of being the most successful driver pairing in series history,&amp;quot; reads his Ganassi Racing bio. &amp;quot;The five-time Rolex Drivers&amp;#039; Champion (2004, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012), four-time Rolex 24 At Daytona Winner (1994, 2007, 2008, 2011) and record holder for GRAND-AM wins in a single season (nine in 2010) has never finished outside of the top two in the season championship.&amp;quot; He&amp;#039;s a bona fide living legend. Proof that old age and treachery can beat youth and enthusiasm. Few race as hard as Pruett, who looks to kick the crap out of every driver on the track. Don&amp;#039;t expect him to hold back when the green flag waves on Saturday. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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