When the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona came to an end after 24 grueling hours not only had the No. 4 Children’s Tumor Foundation Porsche GT3 completed 658 laps and finished 8th in its class it had helped surpass $1 million raised for research into treatments for neurofibromatosis (NF).

Additionally, the foundation continues to raise funds for CTF, beginning with the auctioning of driver Kenny Wallace’s driving suit. Known for his colorful character on and off the track in the NASCAR ranks, Kenny Wallace joined the no. 4 team for his first race at the Rolex 24 in nearly two decades. Running from now through February 27th, Kenny’s suit is available for bids via Ebay at: http://bit.ly/gHM75d.