While it didn’t manage to capture the win, the Mustang Boss 302R run by Multimatic Motorsports had a great showing at the Grand-Am 200 last month at Daytona Speedway. Drivers Joe Foster and Scott Maxwell placed second, and could have possibly been atop the podium if not for a slow pit stop.

SPEED TV showed a delayed broadcast of the race this past weekend, but in case you missed it we have some great footage of the Multimatic Boss 302R. The team had a video camera rolling inside the cockpit, and was gracious enough to share more than eight minutes of footage of the car lapping Daytona International Speedway. Want to hear the Boss 302R’s 5.0L V8 at nearly 170 mph? Turn up the speakers and check out the video below.

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