The Rolex clock has been a feature of F1 race days for over a decade. The deal, which started on January 1 this year, ends Rolex's decade-long partnership that began in 2013.

Whether punctuating a sublime performance with the checkered flag, or punching the clock while getting there, nobody was better than Felipe Nasr in last year’s Rolex 24 at Daytona. The Porsche Penske ...