If there has been one casualty to come from IMSA's switch from tubeframe Daytona Prototypes to its new carbon-fiber P2-based Daytona Prototype internationals, it's Coyote Cars.The North Carolina-based DP constructor, winner of the last three WeatherTech SportsCar Championships in the Prototype class with Action Express Racing, isn't one of the...

Daytona Prototype constructor Coyote Cars leads the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship's Prototype class with Action Express Racing, and despite having a new body design available, it appears the manufacturer will continue to see its cars race with Corvette DP bodies.The North Carolina-based firm commissioned a new, generic body from England's...

Coyote Cars is drawing closer to bringing the custom, Gen3 bodywork for its Daytona Prototype to market, according to Gary Nelson, who oversees the constructor's activities. Nelson, who also heads the Action Express Racing DP team, saw AXR drive its Corvette-bodied Coyote chassis into Victory Lane at last month's Rolex...

Coyote Cars boss Gary Nelson (LEFT) reached into his pocket, pulled out his phone and thumbed through e-mails as we stood on pit lane during the recent November TUDOR United SportsCar Championship test at Sebring. He soon found what he was looking for and opened up a blue 3D rendering...