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Indianapolis 500 Post-Race Report
Results (with starting pos.) for the Indianapolis 500 P1 (15) No. 2 Montoya, Chevrolet P2 (2) No. 1 Power, Chevrolet P3 (14) No. 83 Levemir® FlexTouch® Chevrolet (Kimball) P4. (1) No. 9 Target Chevrolet (Dixon) P23. (27) No. 17 AFS Chevrolet (Saavedra) P26 (4) No. 10 NTT DATA Chevrolet (Kanaan) P32. (21) No. 8 COMFORT REVOLUTION/Big Machine Records Chevrolet (Karam) Kimball has Career-Best Finish at Indianapolis 500 INDIANAPOLIS (May 25, 2015) – Novo Nordisk Chip Ganassi Racing (NNCGR) driver Charlie Kimball finished third at the Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in his career-best finish on the oval. Kimball and the No. 83 Levemir® FlexTouch® Chevrolet started in the middle of Row 5 for the 200-lap race. The field saw an early yellow on the first lap for a multi-car incident in Turn 1 involving teammate Sage Karam. With extensive clean-up, the race would not see a green lap until the restart on Lap 12. By Lap 27 Kimball had advanced three spots up to 11th until pitting for the No. 83’s first stop of the race on Lap 37. The No. 83 had advanced to eighth by Lap 46 and made two more passes for sixth by Lap 60. The second yellow of the day came on Lap 64 and NNCGR brought the No. 83 in for the second stop of the day on Lap 65 under yellow for fuel and tires. Over the next 10 laps, Kimball would move from sixth to the third position until pitting again on Lap 100 for fuel and tires. -
Spotter Guide
Supporting YOUR Mortorsports Family Supporting YOUR Mortorsports Family SupportingTo YOUR learn Motorsportsmore, get involved, Family ToTo learn learn more,more,or donate get get involved scan involved, QR or code or visit ordonate, donate scan www.indyfamilyfoundation.orgscan QR codeQR orcode visit: or visit www.indyfamilyfoundation.org www.indyfamilyfoundation.org@indyfamilyfnd @indyfamilyfnd @indyfamilyfnd 2012 IZOD INDYCAR SERIES POINT STANDINGS (Top 5 after 4 of 16 events) 1. WILL POWER Team Penske 180 2. HELIO CASTRONEVES Team Penske 135 3. JAMES HINCHCLIFFE Andretti Autosport 123 4. RYAN HUNTER-REAY Andretti Autosport 121 5. SIMON PAGENAUD Schmidt Hamilton Motorsports 118 WHAT TO WATCH FOR THIS WEEKEND: PENSKE SEEKS HISTORY: Team owner Roger Penske has won the Indianapolis 500 a record 15 times and brings three strong entries in 2012 with IZOD IndyCar Series championship leader Will Power, three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves and 2012 Indianapolis 500 polesitter Ryan Briscoe (right). Can the three drivers become the first team to lock out the podium and complete the Captain’s sweep? DIXON EYES SECOND WIN: Another former Indianapolis 500 winner has a shot at adding a second Baby Borg to his collection. 2008 winner Scott Dixon returns with the formidable Target Chip Ganassi Racing team. Dixon led the most laps in the 2011 race, but didn’t lead the lap that matters the most. Can the Kiwi score his second Indianapolis win? HINCH AND HUNTER-REAY ON HOT STREAKS: Andretti Autosport drivers and front-row starters James Hinchcliffe and Ryan Hunter-Reay enter Indianapolis as two of the series’ strongest challengers to Team Penske’s dominance of the series. -
The Indy Racing League and the Indianapolis 500
The Indy Racing League and the Indianapolis 500: Increasing Competition in Open-Wheeled Automobile Racing in the United States Robert W. White Department of Sociology and Andrew J. Baker Department of Geography School of Liberal Arts IUPUI We thank Terri Talbert-Hatch and Pete Hylton for their comments and support of Motorsports Studies. Please direct correspondence to Robert White ([email protected]), Professor of Sociology and Director of Motorsports Studies, or Andrew Baker ([email protected]), Lecturer, Department of Geography, School of Liberal Arts, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI), 425 University Boulevard, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46202. 1 The Indy Racing League and the Indianapolis 500: Increasing Competition in Open-Wheeled Automobile Racing in the United States Abstract Over the course of its lengthy history, the popularity of open-wheeled automobile racing in the United States has waxed and waned. This is especially evident in recent years. The 1996 “split” between the Indy Racing League (IRL; later, the IndyCar Series) and Championship Auto Racing Teams (CART; later the Champ Car World Series) severely hurt the sport. Following the split there was a well-documented decline in fan interest from which the sport has not recovered. Less understood, however, is that under the Indy Racing League the Indianapolis 500, the premier event in open-wheeled racing in the United States, became more competitive. Ironically, while fan interest decreased in the Indy Racing League era, the quality of racing increased. The increased competition associated with the Indy Racing League is a historically significant development that bodes well for the future of the sport. -
Fastest Laps by Driver After Race
After Race Results by Driver Fastest Lap Pos Class Nr Team Car Driver Time Laps Gap Mph Session 1 DPi 10 Konica Minolta Acura ARX-05 Acura DPi Ricky Taylor 1:49.752 61 132.779 Practice 2 2 DPi 31 Whelen Engineering Racing Cadillac DPi Felipe Nasr 1:50.411 53 0.659 131.986 Practice 2 3 DPi 5 Mustang Sampling / JDC-Miller MotorSports Cadillac DPi Tristan Vautier 1:50.556 57 0.804 131.813 Practice 2 4 DPi 10 Konica Minolta Acura ARX-05 Acura DPi Filipe Albuquerque 1:50.787 60 1.035 131.538 Practice 2 5 DPi 31 Whelen Engineering Racing Cadillac DPi Pipo Derani 1:50.808 60 1.056 131.513 Practice 2 6 DPi 55 Mazda Motorsports Mazda DPi Oliver Jarvis 1:51.308 57 1.556 130.922 Practice 2 7 DPi 55 Mazda Motorsports Mazda DPi Harry Tincknell 1:51.396 64 1.644 130.819 Practice 2 8 DPi 01 Cadillac Chip Ganassi Racing Cadillac DPi Kevin Magnussen 1:51.420 55 1.668 130.791 Practice 2 9 DPi 01 Cadillac Chip Ganassi Racing Cadillac DPi Renger van der Zande 1:51.533 68 1.781 130.658 Practice 2 10 DPi 60 Meyer Shank Racing w/Curb-Agajanian Acura DPi Dane Cameron 1:51.706 86 1.954 130.456 Race 11 DPi 5 Mustang Sampling / JDC-Miller MotorSports Cadillac DPi Loic Duval 1:52.002 69 2.250 130.111 Practice 2 12 DPi 60 Meyer Shank Racing w/Curb-Agajanian Acura DPi Olivier Pla 1:52.381 27 2.629 129.672 Race 13 LMP2 52 PR1 Mathiasen Motorsports ORECA LMP2 07 Mikkel Jensen 1:53.513 75 3.761 128.379 Practice 2 14 LMP2 18 Era Motorsport ORECA LMP2 07 Ryan Dalziel 1:53.895 65 4.143 127.949 Practice 2 15 LMP2 11 WIN Autosport ORECA LMP2 07 Tristan Nunez 1:54.408 71 4.656 -
Mouser and Molex-Sponsored Driver Bourdais Scores Second Consecutive Fast 9 Start at Legendary Indy 500
US Headquarters 1000 N. Main Street, Mansfield, TX 76063, USA (817) 804-3800 Main www.mouser.com For Immediate Release Mouser and Molex-Sponsored Driver Bourdais Scores Second Consecutive Fast 9 Start at Legendary Indy 500 May 23, 2019 – Mouser Electronics, Inc. will be rooting for Sebastien Bourdais and the Dale Coyne Racing with Vasser-Sullivan team as they put their grit and bold strategy to the test at the 103rd running of the famed Indianapolis 500 on May 26. In qualifications, Bourdais pushed the Mouser-sponsored No. 18 car to earn a spot in the Fast Nine shootout, where he averaged 228.621 miles per hour to move up to a seventh-position start at Sunday’s race. Mouser is proud to again team up with valued supplier Molex to sponsor Bourdais and the Dale Coyne Racing with Vasser-Sullivan team for the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series. The Mouser- and Molex-sponsored car won the Indianapolis 500 in 2013, with Tony Kanaan behind the wheel. The global electronic component distributor first sponsored IndyCar racing in 2011 as an inventive way to communicate its performance-driven business model and promote the newest technologies. Behind the wheel of the Mouser- and Molex-sponsored No. 18 car, Bourdais has two top-five finishes in just five races so far this season, earning him the No. 8 spot on the points standings. The four-time Indy CART champion is just 21 points out of the top five, and Indy 500’s double points system could be just the boost he needs. After the Indianapolis 500, the series travels to Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix doubleheader on June 1 and 2, DXC Technology 600 at Texas Motor Speedway on June 8, plus seven more races before ending the season at the Grand Prix of Monterey on September 22. -
INDYCAR Grand Prix for the Second Time in His Career on May 13, Will Power of Team Penske Aims to Make History at Indianapolis
POWER TRIES FOR INDIANAPOLIS SWEEP - After winning the INDYCAR Grand Prix for the second time in his career on May 13, Will Power of Team Penske aims to make history at Indianapolis. Power could become the fi rst Verizon IndyCar Series driver to win on both the IMS Road Course and Oval. Can Power complete a history-making Month of May? Joe Skibinski/INDYCAR PHOTO WHAT TO WATCH FOR THIS WEEKEND: WILL HELIO WIN FOURTH INDY 500?: Three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves can join elite company should he win the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. Castroneves, who won in 2001, 2002 and 2009, would join A.J. Foyt, Al Unser and Rick Mears as the race’s only four-time winners. FORMER CHAMPIONS RETURN IN SEARCH OF SECOND WIN: Five former Indianapolis 500 winners return with eyes on adding a second Baby Borg to their collection. 2008 winner Scott Dixon and 2013 winner Tony Kanaan return with the formidable Chip Ganassi Racing team. Ryan Hunter-Reay and reigning champion Alexander Rossi will aim to bring Andretti Autosport another win in the Indy 500 and Buddy Lazier returns with Lazier-Burns Racing 20 years after claiming his Indy 500 win. Can a former winner score a second Indianapolis win? FROM THE POLE TO VICTORY LANE: The winner of the pole position for the Indianapolis 500 has also won the race 20 times. Forty-three times, the winner has come from the front row, the last time in 2010 with Dario Franchitti. Who can establish themselves as a race contender by winning the pole position or qualifying on the front row this year? PENSKE SEEKS HISTORY: Team owner Roger Penske has won the Indianapolis 500 a record 16 times and brings five strong entries in 2017 with three-time Indianapolis 500 winner Helio Castroneves, two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya, series points leader Simon Pagenaud, former Verizon IndyCar Series champion Will Power and rising star Josef Newgarden. -
Izod Indycar Series Public Relations Contacts
IZOD INDYCAR SERIES PUBLIC RELATIONS CONTACTS Team Driver PR Contact A.J. Foyt Enterprises Takuma Sato Anne Fornoro P (973) 726-3701 Conor Daly (Indy 500 F (973) 726-0238 only) Cell (832) 372-9912 [email protected] Andretti Autosport Marco Andretti Ryann Rigsby (Team contact, Hinchcliffe and P (317) 872-2700 ext. 275 Ryan Hunter-Reay Hunter-Reay contact) F (317) 872-2600 James Hinchcliffe Cell (610) 909-7312 E.J. Viso [email protected] Carlos Munoz (Indy 500 only) Alex White (Andretti) P (317) 872-2700 ext. 231 Cell: (317) 432-3903 [email protected] Veronica Knowlton (E.J. Viso/Pro Mazda and P: 317-872-2700 x 271 USF2000 contact) Cell: 317-341-3488 [email protected] Jillian Unitas (Munoz) Cell: 410-598-5100 [email protected] Bryan Herta Alex Tagliani Monica Hilton Cell: (608) 669-3211 Autosport w/Curb- [email protected] Agajanian Dale Coyne Racing Ana Beatriz Chris Gallas Cell: (630) 677-5114 Justin Wilson [email protected] Pippa Mann (Indy 500 only) Hannah Griffiths Dragon Racing Sebastien Bourdais Paul J. Woolnough P: (310) 484-2512 Sebastian Saavedra Cell (310-467-8212 [email protected] Abby Heffron Cell: 816-694-1685 [email protected] Ed Carpenter Racing Ed Carpenter Tom Blattler Cell: 317-525-5692 TB Communications [email protected] KV Racing Tony Kanaan Trish Donovan Cell: 317-525-8653 Technology Simona de Silvestro [email protected] Benito Santos (Kanaan - non motorsports) Cell: (317) 410-7156 [email protected] Novo Nordisk Chip Charlie Kimball Lorin Lukas (Kimball - motorsports) P: 317.802.0000 ext. -
Spotter Guide
FIRST-TIME WINNER: Rookie Alexander Rossi, in just his sixth series race and second on an oval saved just enough fuel to win the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500. Chris Owens/IMS Photo WHAT TO WATCH FOR THIS WEEKEND: SERIES PREPS FOR DETROIT DOUBLE: The Chevrolet Indy Dual in Detroit will mark the only doubleheader on the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series schedule. Drivers will contest a pair of 70-lap races Saturday and Sunday on the 2.36-mile temporary street circuit, posing a unique challenge for drivers and teams just a week after the 100th Indianapolis 500. Will someone sweep the races and be crowned king of the streets in Detroit? PAGENAUD LOOKS TO CONTINUE SURGE: Simon Pagenaud didn’t have the best day at Indianapolis, but maintained the lead in the championship standings. The Frenchman looks to sustain his momentum at Belle Isle, where he won his first Indy car race. Can Pagenaud continue his climb towards a championship with at least one win in the Motor City? HELIO RETURNS TO SITE OF FIRST FENCE CLIMB: Helio Castroneves returns to Belle Isle, hoping to climb the fence at the circuit where he won his first Indy car race in 2000. Castroneves has three victories and three poles at Belle Isle for team owner Roger Penske’s team. Can he win again at the Captain’s home track? LED DISPLAY PANELS: POSITION: RED PUSH-TO-PASS: FLASHES GREEN PIT STOP TIMER: GREEN Primary display, showing the car’s position Display flashes “PP” in green while the Display shows a running clock in the running order. -
OFFICIAL BOX SCORE Indycar® Series 92Nd Indianapolis 500-Mile Race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday, May 25, 2008 Laps Running/ Total Series Designated Total
OFFICIAL BOX SCORE IndyCar® Series 92nd Indianapolis 500-Mile Race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway Sunday, May 25, 2008 Laps Running/ Total Series Designated Total FP SP Car Year Driver Car Name C/E/T Comp. Reason Out Pts. Pts. Stand. Awards Awards Awards 1 1 9 5 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing D/H/F 200 Running 53 191 1 $2,500,000 $488,065 $2,988,065 2 8 4 5 Vitor Meira Delphi National Guard D/H/F 200 Running 40 98 14 1,250,000 $23,215 $1,273,215 3 7 26 2 Marco Andretti Team Indiana Jones presented by Blockbuster D/H/F 200 Running 35 130 5 750,000 $32,065 $782,065 4 4 3 7W Helio Castroneves Team Penske D/H/F 200 Running 32 176 2 475,000 $7,815 $482,815 5 10 20 4 Ed Carpenter Menards/Vision Racing D/H/F 200 Running 30 120 7 375,000 $24,665 $399,665 6 20 17 R Ryan Hunter-Reay Rahal Letterman Racing Team Ethanol D/H/F 200 Running 28 105 11 300,000 $28,065 $328,065 7 9 27 R Hideki Mutoh Formula Dream D/H/F 200 Running 26 113 9 300,000 $7,115 $307,115 8 17 15 4W Buddy Rice Dreyer & Reinbold Racing D/H/F 200 Running 24 88 18 300,000 $11,415 $311,415 9 14 14 3 Darren Manning ABC Supply Co./AJ Foyt Racing D/H/F 200 Running 22 92 17 300,000 $1,815 $301,815 10 12 99 1 Townsend Bell Dreyer & Reinbold William Rast Racing D/H/F 200 Running 20 52 25 270,000 $5,315 $275,315 11 25 5 R Oriol Servia Angie's List Special D/H/F 200 Running 19 112 10 300,000 $2,065 $302,065 12 2 10 5W Dan Wheldon Target Chip Ganassi Racing D/H/F 200 Running 18 153 3 300,000 $66,815 $366,815 13 23 8 R Will Power Aussie Vineyards-Team Australia D/H/F 200 Running 17 114 -
2017 INDIANAPOLIS 500 2016 STATE FAIR Ofindianapolis, TEXAS Indiana Dallas, Texas
PREVIEW Titles VERSION ENIGMA INDEPENDENT EVENT AUDITS ENIGMA INDEPENDENTUnbiased Intelligence EVENT for SeniorAUDITS Marketers Unbiased Intelligence for Senior Marketers 2017 INDIANAPOLIS 500 2016 STATE FAIR OFIndianapolis, TEXAS Indiana Dallas, Texas May 28, 2017 September 30-October 23, 2016 P2 Highlights P3 Event Experience P4 Sponsor Recall and Appreciation P5 Activation Evaluations PageP8 2:Beverage ActivationHighlights Evaluations P9 Beverage Consumption PageP10 3-Product4: andEvent Brand ExperiencePreferences CONFIDENTIAL PageP16 5-Demographics8: Sponsors and Activations For paid subscribers only. P17 Tourism and Economic Impact Unauthorized duplication or sharing strictly prohibited. PageP19 9-Comments12: Auto and Methodologyand Truck Show Exhibits Page 13: Beverage Consumption Page 14-19: Product and Brand Preferences CONFIDENTIAL Page 20: Demographics For paid subscribers only. Page 21-22: Tourism and Economic Impact Unauthorized duplication or sharing strictly prohibited. Page 23-24 Comments and Methodology PREVIEW Highlights VERSION Favorite drivers Most recalled sponsors 1 Helio Castroneves (3) 1 Verizon Wireless 2 Tony Kanaan (10) 2 Penngrade 3 Fernando Alonso (29) 3 Fuzzy’s Vodka Most visited brand activations Top beverages purchased on-site 1 Chevrolet 1 Beer 2 Firestone 2 Soda 3 Honda 3 Bottled water Most appreciated brand activations Top preferred brands of attendees 1 Nerf Nitro Kids Zone Wireless services: Verizon 2 Disney Vehicle: Chevrolet 3 Crown Royal Liquor: Fuzzy’s Vodka Least visited brand activations Tourism -
By the Numbers the 40Th Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach
BY THE NUMBERS THE 40TH TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH SOME NUMBERS OF NOTE ENTERING THE 2014 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH: DAN GURNEY’S NO. 48 JORGENSEN EAGLE FORMULA 5000 CAR WAS THE FIRST RACE CAR TO TAKE TO THE CITY STREETS ON SEPT. 16, 1975, DRIVEN BY VERN 1SCHUPPAN. MOST POLES EARNED BY MARIO ANDRETTI (1984, ’85 AND ’87), MICHAEL ANDRETTI (1991, ’92 AND ’95), GIL DE FERRAN (1996, ’97 AND 2000) AND MOST RECENTLY (AND CONSECUTIVELY) BY WILL POWER OF TEAM PENSKE (2009, 2010 AND 2011). POWER WON THE 2012 RACE AND THE 2008 RACE (THE LAST CHAMP CAR-SANCTIONED EVENT). AL UNSER JR. WAS DOMINANT AT LONG BEACH, WINNING SIX TIMES: 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91, ‘94 AND ’95. HE ALSO WAS RUNNER- UP IN 1986 AND ’87 AND FINISHED THIRD IN 1996 IN THE RACE WON BY KV RACING TECHNOLOGY CO-OWNER JIMMY VASSER. NEWMAN/HAAS RACING HAS THE MOST VICTORIES BY A TEAM WITH SIX (1984, ’85, ’87, 2005-07). SINCE THE FIRST INDY CAR RACE AT LONG BEACH IN 1984, EIGHT DRIVERS HAVE WON THE RACE AND GONE ON TO WIN THE SERIES CHAMPIONSHIP. DARIO FRANCHITTI (2009) IS THE MOST RECENT. OTHERS ARE MARIO ANDRETTI, AL UNSER JR., JIMMY VASSER, ALEX ZANARDI, JUAN MONTOYA, PAUL TRACY AND SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS. THE RACE CIRCUIT HAS BEEN ALTERED NINE TIMES SINCE THE FIRST RACE IN 1975 (2.028 MILES, NINE FEATURING THE “LINDEN LEAP” WHEN CARS WOULD BARREL DOWN OCEAN BOULEVARD AND MAKE A HARD RIGHT ONTO LINDEN – OCCASIONALLY BECOMING AIRBORNE). THE CURRENT CONFIGURATION (SINCE 2000) IS 1.968 MILES AND 11 TURNS (SIX LEFT AND FIVE RIGHT IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION). -
AMP Magazine 14-2021
2 2021.14 AMPHOTOSPORTS 2 MAGAZINE 2021.14 MICHELIN PILOT CHALLENGE MID-OHIO 120 MPC troisième manche Du 14 au 16 mai Troisième rendez -vous pour le Michelin Pilot Challenge sur le Circuit de Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course (Lexington), le Mid-Ohio 120 (deux heures) avait attiré un plateau de 36 concurrents, 21 Grand Sport et 15 TCR. Aston Martin (Volt Racing-Archangel), Audi (McCann Racing, Fast MD Racing et Carbahn-Peregrine), BMW (Turner Motorsport), Chevrolet (Rebel Rock Racing et Team TGM), Ford (PF Racing et American Wheelman), McLaren (Motorsports in Action et AWA) Mercedes-AMG (Winward Racing, FCP Euro et Murillo Racing), Porsche (Wright Motorsports) et Toyota (Riley Motorsports) étaient les neuf marques en présence dans la catégorie Grand Sport. Alfa Romeo (KMW Motorsports-KMR Engineering), Audi (Unitronic JDC-Miller Motorsports et Road Shagger Racing), Honda (LA Honda World Racing, VGMG Racing LCC et Atlanta Speedwerks) et Hyundai (Bryan Herta-Curb Agajanian, Van Der Steur Racing, Copeland Motorsports, Michael Johnson Racing et CB Motorsports) étaient les quatre marques présentes dans la catégorie Touring Car (TCR). R. Hardwick / J. Heylen (GS) – J. Quiros / A. Najri (GS) – T. Hagler / M. Lewis (TCR) – M. LaMarra / M. Pombo (TCR) Essais libres Deux séances libres et meilleur chrono pour la Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 CS Wright Motorsports # 16 (Jan Heylen) en 1’27’’168 (P2) devant l’Aston Martin Vantage GT4 Volt Racing-Archangel # 7 en 1’27’’657 (P2) et devant la Toyota Supra GT4 Riley Motorsports # 21 en 1’27’’982. Côté TCR, top chrono pour la Honda Civic FK7 TCR LA Honda World Racing # 73 (Matt Pombo) en 1’29’’463 (P2) devant la Honda Civic FK7 TCR Atlanta Speedwerks # 94 en 1’29’’729 (P2) et devant l’Audi RS3 LMS Unitronic JDC-Miller Motorsports # 17 en 1’29’’810 (P2).