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Montoya,Récord En Valencia 10265705 29/01/2004 01:28 a.m. Page 5 DEPORTES | JUEVES 29 DE ENERO DE 2004 | EL SIGLO DE DURANGO | 5D DECISIÓN | LA EMPRESA OPEN WHEEL RACING GANÓ JUICIO PARA QUEDARSE CON EL SERIAL Hay CART para rato La nueva temporada del Champ Car arrancará el próximo 18 de abril en Long Beach INDIANÁPOLIS, EU (NOTIMEX).- La Corte de Quiebras de esta ciudad falló a favor de la empresa Open Wheel Racing Series, que venció a la Indy Racing League (IRL) de Tony George, que todavía por la tarde de ayer hizo una oferta des- esperada de 13.5 millones de dóla- Amigos y familiares más cercanos estuvieron res que superaba la de su rival. con Miklos Feher en su última morada. (Reuters) No obstante, después de una larga audiencia, que comenzó desde temprano, el juez Frank J. Otte de- Último adiós a Feher cidió rechazar la oferta de George y otorgó los derechos a la empresa GYOR, HUNGRÍA (AP).- Miklos Feher, el jugador hún- que encabezan Gerald Forsythe, garo que cayó fulminado sobre el terreno de juego Paul Gentilozzi y Kevin Kalkhoven, y murió poco después, fue enterrado el día de ayer quienes estaban comprometidos a rodeado de ex compañeros y aficionados al futbol. continuar con el serial. Feher, de 24 años, colapsó el domingo mien- Después de una hora de escu- tras jugaba en la liga portuguesa con su equipo, char a ambas partes, Otte ordenó el Benfica. El martes fue repatriado a Hungría. negociar en cuartos separados Los resultados de la autopsia no han determina- con cada candidato alrededor de do la causa de su muerte y se ha abierto una in- las 13:00 horas locales. Poco an- Forsythe, Gentilozzi y Kalkhoven, dueños de Open Wheel Racing Series, darán vida a la Serie CART. (Archivo) vestigación para estudiar el motivo de su deceso. tes, el dueño de la IRL aumentó Una delegación de 170 jugadores y de represen- la suma de su propuesta, la cual tantes de la Liga portuguesa viajó junto a Feher en finalmente fue desechada. el avión que lo transportó a Hungría para su funeral. En principio, Open Wheel tam- Cientos de aficionados asistieron al entierro bién aumentó de 1.6 a 3.2 millones en el cementerio de la localidad de Gyor. Sólo fa- su oferta sobre los Champ Car, ci- miliares e invitados pudieron ingresar a la capi- fra similar a la que ofrecía hasta lla donde velaron el cadáver de Feher. ayer Tony George, dueño de las 500 El presidente del Benfica, Luis Filipe Vieira, Millas de Indianápolis, la carrera expresó sus condolencias en nombre del equipo y más famosa del mundo, y cuyo se- de todo el futbol portugués. El Benfica anunció rial se separó de CART en 1996. que retiraría la camiseta número 29 de Feher. No obstante, Forsythe, Gen- Por otra parte, en Lisboa, el diario A Bola pu- tilozzi y Kalkhoven, dueños de blicó unas declaraciones de Vieira en las que se- equipo en los Champ Car, se com- ñala que la muerte del jugador lo ha hecho reca- prometían a mantener con vida a pacitar sobre su futuro al mando del equipo. “En- la categoría, mientras que de La decisión del juez Frank J. Otte hace que la Serie CART inicie su Seguirá ondeando la bandera a tiendan que soy humano y que en la vida llega un George se sospechaba que su úni- temporada el mes de abril en el circuito callejero de Long Beach. cuadros en la Serie CART. momento en el que se tiene que parar”, dijo. co interés era asumir el monopo- lio de las competencias de autos AZTECAS fórmula en Estados Unidos. Los que destacan HARÁN FRENTE A DEUDAS A continuación las biografías de dos de los pilotos mexicanos más jóvenes en la Serie CART. Manning Jr. se reporta Jim Knauer, abogado de los acree- dores de CART, afirmó que sus RODOLFO LAVÍN Lights fue un sexto lugar en Michigan. Disputó su carrera clientes se mostraban a favor de 2001.- Su mejor resultado en la Toyota Atlantic fue un número 58 en la Indy Lights, en Fontana. Open Wheel, que desde el inicio es- segundo lugar en Milwaukee. Obtuvo su primer podio de MARIO DOMÍNGUEZ listo para Súper Tazón tuvo dispuesta a cumplir con los con- Atlantic. Ganador del trofeo “Pedro Rodríguez”, otorgado 2002.- Ganador del trofeo “Jim Trueman” otorgado al tratos ya firmados, además de que al Mejor Piloto de México. Novato del Año. Ganó su primera carrera de CART en HOUSTON, TEXAS (AP).- Ricky Manning Jr., con sólo haría frente a las deudas del serial. 2002.- Hizo 11 carreras con MSR, marcando puntos en Surfers Paradise (Australia). Su mejor ubicación en la 23 años, es el jugador más joven de los Panteras Sin embargo, los abogados de la diez, incluidas las primeras nueve del año. Su mejor tabla general de puntuación en el Campeonato Dayton de Carolina. Además, con una estatura de 1.77 IRL pusieron en entredicho duran- resultado de la temporada fue un segundo lugar en Indy Lights fue un cuarto lugar. metros, es el más bajo del equipo, y como nova- te la audiencia, realizada en el Birch Milwaukee y terminó noveno en el campeonato. Su carrera por el trofeo “Jim Trueman”, otorgado al to también está entre los peores pagados, y des- Bayh Federal Building de esta ciu- 2001.- Se unió al Michael Shank Racing para disputar Novato del Año, fue determinada por una victoria en la tacó que mientras él vive en un apartamento dad, la capacidad financiera de sus toda la temporada de Atlantic, luego de haber pasado lluviosa Surfers Paradise (Australia). Marcó puntos en cerca del estadio, sus compañeros del perímetro rivales, que tendrían que sacar a flo- los años previos en el Campeonato Dayton Indy Lights. siete de diez eventos en los que seguía en carrera al de Carolina poseen grandes casas. te una empresa que perdió 100 mi- Terminó séptimo en el Campeonato con un total de 69 final de la competencia. Sin embargo, en las últimas semanas, el jo- llones de dólares en el último año. puntos. Su mejor resultado de la temporada fue un tercer 2001.- Compitió por tercer año en el Campeonato vencito ha dado enormes actuaciones, y ahora La decisión del juez Otte per- lugar en Nazareth. Dayton Indy Lights y terminó la temporada en el cuarto que tendrá al Súper Tazón como plataforma, es- mitirá a los Champ Car iniciar su 2000.- Logró el Campeonato Dayton Indy Lights. Brian lugar de la tabla de puntuación, en la que fue su mejor pera aprovecharla al máximo. temporada en abril próximo en el Stewart Racing. Terminó undécimo en la clasificación ubicación en la categoría. “A un tipo como yo le gusta la atención”, se- circuito callejero de Long Beach, final de la temporada. Sus mejores resultados en la Indy 2000.- Disputó su segunda temporada completa en Indy ñaló Manning. “Lucho por conseguirlo, porque cuyo contrato fue respetado y, con Lights fueron dos quintos lugares obtenidos en Chicago y Lights. Marcó puntos en cada carrera hasta que al final, sé que significa que uno está haciendo algo bien. lo cual, equipos y pilotos podrán Fontana. Su mejor posición de arrancada en la Indy en California, sufrió un fuerte accidente. Además me abre muchas oportunidades fuera empezar sus entrenamientos de FUENTE: Agencias. del futbol. Uno busca mostrarse de la mejor ma- cara al inicio del calendario 2004. nera allí y creo que es grandioso”, agregó. REACCIÓN TODO UN PERSONAJE Manning pasó de ser un espectador más a un personaje principal gracias a sus actuaciones en Contentos Domínguez y Lavín los dos últimos partidos de playoffs. Con júbilo los pilotos mexica- Champ Cars se mantengan con mos esperando eso, porque es Todo comenzó con un partido que se fue a do- nos Mario Domínguez y Rodolfo vida y puedan llevar a cabo su un gran producto y hubiera sido ble período de prórroga en el partido divisional Lavín recibieron la noticia que temporada 2004. una pena que hubiera desapare- ante San Luis, cuando le arrancó un pase al re- Open Wheel Racing ganó el jui- “Qué bueno, me da muchísi- cido (por cedérsela a Tony ceptor de los Rams, Torry Holt. cio para quedarse con la Serie mo gusto esta decisión. Definiti- George)”, explicó Lavín. Esto abrió la puerta para el touchdown de la CART, que tuvo que vencer en vamente fue lo mejor, pues era la “(El fallo) me cae de maravi- victoria, y llevó a su compañero Brentson Buck- la subasta a su gran rival Tony única forma en que la Serie po- lla, sin duda fue la decisión co- ner a calificar la interceptación de Manning co- George, dueño de la IRL. día seguir adelante”, explicó Ro- rrecta, estoy muy contento por- mo la jugada más importante de la campaña. Minutos después que el juez dolfo Lavín vía telefónica desde que estoy seguro que este grupo Luego, en el partido por el Campeonato de de Quiebras Frank J. Otte diera su residencia en San Luis Potosí de inversionistas van a levantar la Conferencia Nacional, Manning interceptó a conocer su veredicto final, tras enterarse de la noticia. la serie y le darán mayor promo- otros tres pases ante las Águilas de Filadelfia. Domínguez y Lavín se mostra- “Me da mucho gusto que le ción inyectándole mayores re- Éstos ocurrieron en un lapso de cuatro ofensi- ron complacidos por la deci- hayan otorgado la Serie a Open cursos”, afirmó, por su parte, el Mario Domínguez, uno de los cua- vas, con excepción de una serie de una jugada sión, que permitirá que los Wheel.
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