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IPS: Lloyd NOT on Kentucky pole.
Indy Pro Series champion elect Alex Lloyd was beaten to pole position for the Kentucky 100 by Panther Racing's Hideki Mutoh on Friday at the Kentucky Speedway as the two class drivers in this years field once again showed why they are sitting 1-2 in the points table.

Franchitti flies in Michigan.
IndyCar Series points leader Dario Franchitti was lucky to escape unscathed from a high-speed accident during the Firestone Indy 400 at Michigan.
Franchitti on course at Michigan.
Dario Franchitti took the first step towards completing an Indianapolis-Michigan double by notching pole position for the Firestone Indy 400 at the historic Michigan International Speedway on Saturday night.
Duno, Herb return.
Milka Duno and Jon Herb will make their debut Indycar appearances at the Michigan International Speedway at the Firestone Indy 400 this weekend, having confirmed their return to the series.
Similar story, different plot in San Jose.
Three familiar names battled over pole position in first qualifying for the San Jose Grand Prix, but eventual poleman Sebastien Bourdais had to rely on a late effort to secure the bonus point and guaranteed front row start.

IPS: Crawford Motorsports signs karting star.
Already looking ahead to 2008 and beyond, second-year Indy Pro Series team Michael Crawford Motorsports has signed 18-year-old karting stand-out Cole Mathewson to a development and testing programme.

PKV reveal replacement for Gommendy.
Mario Dominguez will make a return to the Champ Car World Series this weekend at the Edmonton Grand Prix in place of the injured Tristan Gommendy at PKV.

Enge to aid SAMAX at Nashville.
Milka Duno and the SAMAX team are to receive the help of former IndyCar Series driver Tomas Enge as they prepare for the next round of the championship at Nashville.

IPS: Lloyd out to extend imperious run.
Sam Schmidt Motorsports has won 20 races and two drivers championships in the past four seasons of Indy Pro Series competition and the team's dominance is perhaps no where more evident than at Nashville Superspeedway, where they have won the last three races at the 1.33-mile concrete oval.
Bourdais accepts Doornbos` Toronto apology.
With the Mont-Tremblant blocking row not have settled amicably, a second incident between Sebastien Bourdais and Robert Doornbos in the Steelback Grand Prix of Toronto could have caused a flashpoint, but the Frenchman decided not to make an issue of contact that put him out of the race.
FA: Perera claims first Atlantic pole.
After knocking on the door over the past few weeks, French rookie Franck Perera picked up his first career Champ Car Atlantic pole position in final qualifying for Sunday's race at Mont-Tremblant.
FA: Matos takes provisional St Jovite pole.
For the third consecutive Champ Car Atlantic qualifying session, points leader Raphael Matos added to his championship lead as he guaranteed himself a front row starting spot for Sunday's race at Mont-Tremblant.
Canadian Club drinks to 500 win.
Dario Franchitti's victory at the 91st Indianapolis 500 has inspired sponsor Canadian Club to develop a commemorative Canadian Club Indy 500 Collector's Edition bottle for its whisky.
Two-seater back in gear at Mont Tremblant.
European Minardi's two-seaters are back on-track again following a nine-week intermission, with the Champ Car F1x2 getting into gear to embark on an extremely busy summer programme.
IPS: Lloyd sets new mark with Iowa win.
Alex Lloyd passed polesitter Wade Cunningham with ten laps to go to win the Iowa 100 Indy Pro Series event, setting a new all-time victory record for the class in the process
Tracy wings it in Cleveland.
Paul Tracy took the use of wings at Burke Lakefront Airport to extremes as he finally returned to the top step of the Champ Car podium in Cleveland.
IPS: Lloyd revels in former rival`s F1 success.
Indy Pro Series points leader Alex Lloyd may 'only' have finished second in both Liberty Challenge races at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway at the weekend, but he was greeted by a familiar face after stepping down from the podium in race two.
IPS: Mutoh takes pole for Liberty Challenge.
Hideki Mutoh earned his first career Indy Pro Series pole position, winning the SWE Pole Award for race one of the Liberty Challenge double-header on the road course at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Doornbos hoping to `rain` supreme.
Although he was prevented from challenging for outright pole position, Robert Doornbos was nonetheless delighted to have emerged as the fastest driver in the wet during final qualifying at Portland.
Sharp: Polesitter sounds good.
Scott Sharp has admitted that the word 'polesitter' sounded good after he used a pair of blazing laps to claim the front of the grid for Saturday's Bombardier/Learjet 550 at Texas Motor Speedway.

Bourdais admits standing start concerns.
Sebastien Bourdais has admitted he is not keen on the idea of standing starts in the Champ Car World Series on the eve of the Portland Grand Prix, the first race to be started in such a way.
FA: Lacroix ready to battle A1 team-mate on debut.
Having been team-mates in the 2006-07 A1GP World Cup of Motorsport, James Hinchcliffe and Kevin Lacroix will finally meet on track this weekend as the latter makes the step up to the Champ Car Atlantic Championship at Portland International Raceway.
Wheldon, Patrick add colour to Milwaukee weekend.
Two of the IndyCar Series' more celebrated competitors took it upon themselves to add a little more colour to proceedings 'after hours' in the ABC Supply/AJ Foyt 225 at the Milwaukee Mile.
Helio: I had it won!
Helio Castroneves' Milwaukee jinx struck again on Sunday when a comfortable lead in the ABC Supply/AJ Foyt 225 was wiped out in an instant as the rear wing mounting on his Penske Dallara collapsed.