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Patrick takes first pole in qualifying washout.
Danica Patrick became the second woman in IndyCar Series history to start from the pole position at Kentucky Speedway after late-afternoon rain washed out Marlboro Pole Qualifying.
Sharp denies Meira maiden win in Kentucky.
IndyCar Series veteran Scott Sharp became the latest driver to deny Vitor Meira a maiden IRL win as he held off the young Brazilian to win the Amber Alert Portal Indy 300 at the Kentucky Speedway.
TA: Mi Jack-Conquest to join `06 grid.
Eric Bachelart's Mi Jack-Conquest Racing team has announced that it will field a two-car programme in next year's reborn Atlantic Championship, joining Derrick Walker's Team Australia outfit as Champ Car World Series teams committed to running a 'junior-arm' in 2006.

Rahal to drive in historic F1 race at Infineon.
Bobby Rahal, winner of the 1986 Indianapolis 500 and co-owner of Rahal Letterman racing, will spearhead a strong contingent of drivers and classic Formula One cars at the Moly Shield Oil Historic Grand Prix, which will run as a support event during the Argent Mortgage Indy Grand Prix weekend at I
Tony Hawk named as Fontana grand marshal.
Skateboarding legend Tony Hawk will serve as the grand marshal for the season-ending Toyota Indy 400 at the California Speedway in October and will also put on a live display of his talents for fans in attendance at Fontana.
Former ESPN man takes control of TV coverage.
Champ Car have hired former ESPN advertising manager Mark Reilly as its new vice president of broadcast sales and distribution as it tries to capitalise on some of the new international interest in the series as well as working to regain the viewers lost in its own U.S. market.

Red Bull crewman OK after Michigan accident.
Patrick Carpentier's rear tyre changer Josh Junge has returned home and is recovering with no serious injuries after being clipped by a rogue tyre on pit road during last Sunday's Firestone Indy 400 at the Michigan International Speedway.
Dukes of Hazzard cameo for Foyt IV.
As the Hollywood remake of classic TV series 'The Dukes of Hazzard' prepares to hit the big screens, racing fans should keep an eye out for one AJ Foyt....the fourth!

Allmendinger: I`m tired of making mistakes.
There was little anyone could do to make RuSPORT's AJ Allmendinger feel any better about his San Jose weekend after the young American crashed out of a top four position just 12 laps into Sunday's gruelling Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix.
Cabana raises half a million for cancer research.
The inaugural "Cabana" fundraiser held in conjunction with the Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose raised a staggering half a million dollars for the Canary Fund, the only non-profit organisation in the United States devoted to the early detection of cancer.

Wilson`s height saves San Jose top four.
It is not often that Justin Wilson's height works for him after a career spent trying to squeeze his 6 foot five inch frame into cockpits designed for drivers eight to ten inches shorter.

IRL fines AGR.
The Indy Racing League has fined the owners of Andretti Green Racing [AGR] an undisclosed amount for failing to require its drivers to participate in the mandatory autograph session on July 23 at The Milwaukee Mile.
TA: Preview - San Jose.
With the final four events of the 2005 Toyota Atlantic Championship season looming, the cream has certainly risen to the top of the series standings.
Major new sponsor for HVM.
The team formerly known as Herdez Competition have taken another big step on the road back to financial stability with news that long-time motorsports backers Liqui Moly have joined the team as associate backers.
Wheldon defends AGR autograph boycott.
After all four Andretti-Green Racing drivers failed to attend last Friday's IRL drivers autograph session at the Milwaukee Mile, current championship leader Dan Wheldon has defended the actions of his team whilst continuing to insist that there is no ill will between the IRL's most successful tea
Manning: Shocked, but I`ll be back.
Ousted Target Chip Ganassi driver Darren Manning has proclaimed his shock and surprise at being released mid-season by his team but has reassured his legions of fans that he will be working towards getting back into the cockpit of a race winning car before long.
Danica crashes in Milwaukee heat.
A scorching day at the Milwaukee Mile made for some exceptionally tricky track conditions in Sunday's ABC Supply Co./AJ Foyt 225 and while this year's IRL rookie sensation Danica Patrick more than held her own for the first half of the race, the fickle Milwaukee oval would eventually prove too mu
Castroneves stays calm over Hornish clash.
Marlboro Team Penske teammates Helio Castroneves and Sam Hornish Jr were both at their diplomatic best following their collision in Sunday's ABC Supply Co./AJ Foyt 225 at Milwaukee that cost Castroneves a shot at a win that Hornish Jr eventually salvaged.
Pennzoil to back Lazier at Nashville.
Buddy Lazier will drive in the familiar yellow colours of Pennzoil when he turns out for Panther Racing at this weekend's Firestone Indy 200 at Nashville Superspeedway.
Mi-Jack duo looking to build on Canadian success.
After a competitive weekend in Toronto with drivers Nelson Philippe and Andrew Ranger, Mi-Jack Conquest Racing will race north of the border once again for round seven of the Champ Car World Series in this weekend's West Edmonton Mall Grand Prix in Edmonton.
Rice, Meira seeking Nashville revenge.
Last year, Buddy Rice and Vitor Meira qualified one-two for the Firestone Indy 200 marking Rahal Letterman Racing's first front row qualifying sweep in the IRL IndyCar Series.
Kill switch error costs Ranger Toronto top six.
Canadian teenager Andrew Ranger was just a handful of laps away from finalising a superb weekend in front of a large and supportive Toronto crowd when a bizarre mistake left him stranded on the track in the final few yellow flag laps to the chequers.
Servia praises Wilson`s victory drive.
Oriol Servia was typically gracious in defeat despite allowing a maiden Champ Car World Series victory to slip between his fingers in Sunday's Molson Indy Toronto.
Tracy, Bourdais OK after `racing incident.`
Paul Tracy managed to hide the anger that must have been bubbling inside him quite well at the conclusion of Sunday's Molson Indy Toronto but only because it was the Champ Car rulebook that denied him victory rather than arch-rival Sebastien Bourdais.