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FDNC winners to get Atlantic test.
RuSPORT's success with former Barber Dodge Pro Series champion AJ Allmendinger last season has led to the squad opening up greater opportunities for future graduates of the Skip Barber organisation.
Pollard looks to Indy future with Hardley.
Thirty years ago, Brad Pollard watched his cousin, Art, race in the Indianapolis 500, and a dream of competing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway was born.
Champ Car safety team ready to roll in 2004.
Widely regarded as the finest safety unit in all of motorsports, the 2004 Champ Car Safety Team will be under the leadership of Dr. Chris Pinderski, M.D., FACEP who takes over as series Medical Director after 12 years of working with the renowned Champ Car Safety Team.
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing moving forward
This season will be one of change for the Champ Car World Series. Several teams are still finalizing their 2004 sponsor and driver line-ups and one of the teams that has been the focus of plenty of off season speculation is Mi-Jack Conquest Racing.
Champ Car news and rumours.
Silly season is almost over for the Champ Car World Series as drivers and teams finally realize whether or not they'll be around for the upcoming season. We'll try to delve into the rumour mill to mix things up and who knows, some of this might be true. Then again...
New rules introduced for 2004 Champ Car Season.
Hoping to make a great series even better, Champ Car officials have rewritten several rules for the 2004 Champ Car World Series.
Q&A: Darren Manning and Greg Ray.
Darren Manning and Greg Ray were the guests this week at the IRL weekly teleconference. Here they answer the many, many questions...
Hasselgren named engine builder for T-Atlantics.
Officials from the Toyota Atlantic Championship Presented by Yokohama confirmed yesterday that Hasselgren Engineering Inc. has been designated as the exclusive engine builder for the series.
Champ Car World Series looking ahead
Associated Press 2/12/2004 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The new Champ Car World Series is on the verge of winning two battles.
Indy Racing fan experience returns this weekend.
The Indy Racing Fan Experience, the one-of-a-kind, interactive mobile entertainment experience which touched more than 1.6 million people in 2003, returns for its second season-long, country-wide tour on February 18.
NHR announces departure of Gibbons.
Newman/Haas Racing announced today the departure of senior engineer Peter Gibbons who will leave the four-time Champ Car World Series champions. Gibbons joined the team as race engineer late in 1991 from Penske Racing and was promoted to senior engineer in 2001.
Paul Tracy talks Champ Car 2004.
After winning his first ever Champ Car Championship in 2003, Paul Tracy came close to having no Championship to defend.
Dalziel chases Atlantic title with Sierra Sierra.
Scotland's Ryan Dalziel, it was announced today, will return to the US-based Toyota Atlantic Series to fight for the 2004 championship racing the #28 ProWorks/Daily Record entry with Sierra Sierra Enterprises.
Luyendyk Jr joins Schmidt for IPS.
Arie Luyendyk Jr, the 2003 IRL Crew 'Most Popular Driver Award' winner for the Menards Infiniti Pro Series, will return to the IRL support category with Sam Schmidt Motorsports in 2004.
Haberfeld returns to Conquest cockpit at Sebring.
Mi-Jack Conquest Racing was reunited with its 2003 driver Mario Haberfeld at Sebring late last week, as the combination put in a full day's testing ahead of the forthcoming Champ Car World Series.
Formula Dodge 2004 schedule released.
The Formula Dodge National Championship, an official ladder series to the Champ Car World Series, announced its 2004 schedule today.
South Africa lays claim to Champ Car round.
Sources in South Africa claim that the country is poised to ink a deal to bring the Champ Car World Series to the streets of Durban in the next couple of years.
Q&A: Alex Barron and Ed Carpenter.
With less than a month to run before the opening round of the 2004 Indy Racing League series at Homestead-Miami Speedway, Red Bull Cheever Racing team-mates Alex Barron and Ed Carpenter gave the squad a morale boost by running at the head of the times in testing.
Patrick confirms intention to quit Champ Cars.
Veteran team owner UE 'Pat' Patrick, has confirmed rumours that he is set to quit the series he helped found in the 1970s in order to set up shop with its bitterest rival.
Barber replaces Pro Series with National.
The Skip Barber Racing School has announced that it will not run its renowned Barber Dodge Pro Series in 2004, replacing it at several high-profile events with a boosted National Championship Series.
Toyota Atlantic confirmed among new OWRS assets.
As part of Wednesday's decision in an Indianapolis courtroom, OWRS partners Paul Gentilozzi, Kevin Kalkhoven, and Gerald Forsythe have agreed to purchase the Pro-Motion Agency which operates the Toyota Atlantic Championship.
Road America, OWRS reach agreement for 2004 race.
The Champ Cars World Series will headline the Grand Prix of Road America on 8 August, after the circuit and the series' new owners - Open Wheel Racing Series - reached an agreement to stage the 23rd consecutive event at the track shortly after OWRS had seen off an attempt by the IRL to drive it o
Delphi safety trucks to provide 'real-time' data.
The Indy Racing League and Delphi Corp's combined efforts to bring the most sophisticated safety aid racing technologies to the sport will be further realised in the 2004 season when, in a motorsports first, the IRL safety trucks will go equipped with two Delphi on-board camera systems for increa
IRL posts bid for CART assets.
What could become the final battle between the warring Champ Car and Indycar factions appears to have begun, following news that the Indy Racing League has tabled an offer for the CART assets wanted by Open Wheel Racing Series.