"Despite the glaring disparity in performance with the way the rules exist today," Liddell continued, "like John I too am looking forward to getting back to Watkins Glen where hopefully over the 6 hour event we can rely on the skill of the crew, our setup and our consistency to get closer to the front by the end. Right now, Ferrari is being allowed to run away with the series which was entirely predictable but in my view unfortunate for both the fans and all the other competitors."

Despite the lack of pace compared to the three-race winning Ferrari, Liddell and the Stevenson team retain their second place standings in the Drivers and Manufacturers season championships.

The next race on the 2012 GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series schedule will be the Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen on July 1 at Watkins Glen, New York.