With just under 20 minutes remaining in the Grand-Am KONI Challenge Series ST (Street Tuner) Six Hour Saturday at Virginia International Raceway, the race leading No. 127 Fountain Motorsports BMW 330i of Guy Cosmo had to pit for a splash of fuel. Cosmo rejoined the race in second. Unfortunately, time ran out with Cosmo crossing the finish line 26.154 seconds behind the winners.

In addition to his scheduled driving duties in the KONI Challenge Series Fountain Motorsports #127 BMW 330i, Guy Cosmo will join Doug Goad and Marc-Antoine Camirand in the brand new Fabcar/Porsche Daytona Prototype for Spirit of Daytona. Cosmo is in Salt Lake City this week for the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series presented by Crown Royal Special Reserve season finale at Miller Motorsports Park.

After qualifying second for the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières in Quebec, Guy Cosmo and co-driver Matt Plumb couldn’t buy a break during the 10th round of the Grand-Am KONI Challenge Series race. Guy Cosmo went into the event sitting sixth in the Series’ championship points, just 32 points out of the lead. But luck was not on his side. Photos by Juha Lievonen.

Playing Musical Chairs once again, Guy got the call from Southard Motorsports to fill in for Randy Ruhlman and co-drive with Shane Lewis in the Southern Motorsports #3 Preformed Line Products Lexus Riley Daytona Prototype.

With J.C. France spending the weekend with his family, following the tragic loss of family member Dr. Bruce Kennedy, Brumos Racing called on Guy Cosmo to co-drive the team’s #59 car with Hurley Haywood for Friday night’s Rolex Grand-Am Series race at Iowa Speedway. Cosmo delivered. Photos by Juha Lievonen.

With but two laps remaining at the Grand American Road Racing Association’s KONI Challenge Series race at Watkins Glen International, a faulty fuel pump sent Guy Cosmo shuffling backwards from 2nd place to 10th during Saturday's three-hour Supercuts 200 at The Glen. Photos by Dustin Finn.

The Grand American Road Racing Association’s Rolex Series presented a full 10 hours of wheel-to-wheel racing last weekend at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. Guy Cosmo contributed to the excitement driving the #77 Doran Racing Kodak Daytona Prototype in Saturday’s Rolex Series event and the #127 Fountain Motorsports BMW in Sunday’s KONI Challenge ST race.

Though not quite the results they were hoping for, Guy Cosmo and Fountain Motorsports took a 6th-place finish for the Grand-Am KONI Challenge at Mosport International Raceway in Bowmanville, Ontario and roll into Lexington at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for the EMCO Gears Classic June 23-24. Photos by Juha Lievonen.

Guy drove about 2.5 hours for a little more than a double-stint. He felt great physically and mentally, and can thank Performance Drink for helping with that. And the car was a "sweet ride." The Kodak Doran JE-4 was running well, and the Ford motor was absolutely ripping! The #77 Kodak prototype definitely had an advantage in straight-line speed for the weekend.

Guy Cosmo travelled out west to participate in the KONI Challenge Series Fountain Motorsports #127 BMW 330i, and to join up with Kevin Doran and Memo Gidley in the #77 Feeds The Need Doran Racing Daytona Prototype in the Grand American Rolex Series at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. Photos by Steve Alvine

In the first-ever race on the 1.3-mile road course at Iowa Speedway, Guy Cosmo and David Tuaty co-drove the no. 127 Fountain Motorsports BMW 330i to victory in the Grand-Am KONI Challenge Series event. Both Guy and David's names will be forever etched in the history books for their stunning win. Photos by Juha Lievonen.

Former Star Mazda Champion and 2005 American Le Mans Series Rookie of the Year, Guy Cosmo, had his 24 Hour effort cut short by mechanical gremlins at this year's Grand-Am Series Rolex 24 at Daytona. Cosmo and the Blackforest team enjoyed brief success as teammate Alex Tagliani set the GT class' fastest time during practice earlier in the week. Unfortunately, the #15 Mustang Cobra GT suffered mechanical issues and was retired several hours into the race.