| The No. 12 Risi Competizione Ferrari 333 SP was driven by Mimmo Schiattarella and Ralf Kelleners. The Ferrari drivers started fifth and finished fourth - the last car to complete as many laps as the winners. |
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| The No. 12 Risi Competizione Ferrari 333 SP was driven by Mimmo Schiattarella and Ralf Kelleners. The Ferrari drivers started fifth and finished fourth - the last car to complete as many laps as the winners. |
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Andy McNeil and Scott DeWare qualified third in the American GT class driving the Comer Racing Chevrolet Camaro. Problems during the race resulted in a fourth in class and thirty-third overall finish. |
| In the SPR II class the Archangel Motorsport Lola B2K/40 of Ryan Hampton and Larry Oberto took the win. The duo was having a tremendous season in the Grand Am series as they had captured three SRP II victories in five starts. |
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The Robinson Racing Riley & Scott shared by Jack Baldwin and George Robinson scored the overall win at the 2000 U.S. Road Racing Classic. Baldwin was able to pass the Dyson entry of Elliot Forbes-Robinson and take the lead late in the race. |
| The battle for class honours in GTU was between the No. 81 G & W Motorsports entry and the Fordahl Motorsports Porsche RSR. Mike Fitzgerald and Darren Law in the G & W car took the win with the Racers Group Porsche finishing second and the Fordahl entry fading to third. |
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Elliot Forbes-Robinson and John Paul Jr. shared the No. 20 Dyson Racing Riley & Scott. On lap 91 of 111 Jack Baldwin passed Forbes-Robinson for the lead relegating the Dyson pair to a second place finish. |
| Terry Borcheller and Ron Johnson finished second in the GTO class. The Saleen-Allen Speedlab Mustang drivers were in a race long battle with the Dodge Vipers of Team Viper West and McCann Racing. But problems delayed all three teams allowing the Doncaster Porsche 911 Turbo to take the class victory. |
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Finishing third overall and in the SRP class was Andy Wallace and Scott Schubot. The pair qualified on the front row in the Philip Creighton Motorsports Lola. |
| Jon Field spun the No. 37 Intersport Lola early in the race. The car driven by Field and Oliver Gavin qualified sixth and finished fortieth overall completing only nine laps. |
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One of the best looking cars at Mid Ohio was the No. 82 McCann Racing Dodge Viper GTS-R. Racing the car was Jim McCann and Tommy Archer who only completed forty laps and finished thirty-fifth overall. |
