Well, today was the last team meeting before we fly down to Daytona tomorrow.

The detailed team schedule can be found on the Grand Am web site HERE (PDF file)

The race starts one week from today, on Saturday, Jan 30th, 3:30PM, ET, and goes for 24 hours.

SPEED TV is televising it Saturday, Jan 30, with a 2010 preview starting at 2:00 PM ET, and the race from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM ET, and Sunday, Jan 31, 7:00 AM until 4:00 PM ET.

Here's some in-car footage of one of the evening practices at Daytona from earlier this month. (Updated with driver footage)

Watch for more videos as we get closer and closer to the big race!

Bullet Racing is very pleased to announce that our car number for the Rolex 24hrs of Daytona has now been changed to #22.

This is a VERY good thing for us, as we've been trying to obtain this number for 3 years. We've won more races with this number on our car than any other, and has special meaning to us.

Glad we're not superstitious or anything. ;)

Oh, and to try and clear up any confusion, it should be mentioned that last year we were car #44, for Testing this year we were car #33 (as seen in the pictures from our testing sessions), but for the race itself, we'll be car #22.

Here are a few pictures from our test run in Daytona:

With the latest addition to its all-Canadian driver line-up, Vancouver-based Bullet Racing is focused solely on reaching the podium at this year’s Rolex 24 at Daytona Beach, Florida on January 30/31. The prestigious twice-around-the-clock race traditionally lures the best race car drivers from around the world and Bullet Racing proved that they are no exception by welcoming Darryl O’Young to their team during this past weekend’s “Roar before the Rolex 24” Daytona track test.

Returning home to B.C. after testing here for the Rolex 24 at the end of January, Vancouver’s Bullet Racing is more confident than ever for a good result at the prestigious, twice-around-the-clock event.

“The weekend was everything I could have hoped for and more,” said Bullet Racing’s Team Owner Steve Paquette, “The Porsche GT3 race car performed faultlessly, the crew did a fantastic job setting it up and all four drivers did an amazing job behind the wheel. We made progress each day and by Sunday afternoon, we all realized that the team’s third visit to Daytona really should be its best ever.”

Our drivers for the 24 Hours of Daytona are:

• Steve Paquette
• Ross Bentley
• Kees Nierop
• Sean McIntosh
• Darryl O'Young

Read more about them on our Driver Bio page.

Bullet Racing was featured in 3 segments on Breakfast TV about our upcoming entry in the 2010 Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona

Click on the "Read More" link to see all of the segments.

The BC Children's Hospital Foundation has just launched their Bullet Racing web site.

It can be found at: http://bcchf.net/bulletracing/

Please be sure to pay it a visit!

As we mentioned earlier, Bullet Racing participated in the 34th Running of the 12 Hours of the Cascades on October 17th, 2009, at Portland International Raceway.

Steve Paquette, Team Owner, along with his wife Leah, led the team of 4 drivers (Daryl Martini, Michael Ainsworth, Ross Bentley, and Don Kitch) and crew (Bernie, Al, Lou, Matt, Chris, and Colin), to a nail-biting drama-filled win. On his birthday, no less!

Visit HERE for some pictures of the race.

Click "Read More" to hear more about the winning endeavour.