APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 1 2 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Dear Members of the Media:

Welcome to the Roar by the Shore…the 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

We've designed this media guide to assist you throughout the weekend, whether it be to reference historical data, information on this year's event or information and statistics on our six weekend races. It also includes a section on transportation, hotels and restaurants to make your stay in Long Beach more efficient and enjoyable.

Our three-day weekend is packed with activities on and off the track. In addition to the racing, two concerts will take place: on Friday night at 6:45 p.m., the Tecate Light Fiesta Friday concert will feature popular Mexican rock band "Moderatto," while on Saturday night, "SMG Presents Kings of Chaos Starring Billy Idol, Billy Gibbons and Chester Bennington" will entertain the Grand Prix crowd at the Rock-N-Roar Concert. The Lifestyle Expo, located in the Long Beach Convention & Entertainment Center, will see more than 180,000 Grand Prix fans walk through multiple times.

Our annual media luncheon takes place on Thursday, April 6, and will feature drivers from many of the racing series that will be here over the weekend. Media interested in attending should contact us. If you have any questions or particular needs surrounding the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, please do not hesitate to contact our Public Relations Department at (562) 490-4513 or [email protected]. Our website, gplb.com, can be accessed at any time to find the latest news and information about the Grand Prix, plus the website's Media Center area has downloadable, hi-resolution photos for editorial use. If you wish to download these photos, please contact us for password information.

Our goal is to make your job easier and more enjoyable. Your continued support and enthusiasm is, as always, very much appreciated.

We look forward to seeing you at the 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach!

Sincerely,

Christian P. Esslinger Director of Communications

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 3 Table of Contents

5 PR Contacts

11 Schedule and Event Information

20 Event Overview & Feature Race Box Scores

71 Race Statistics

88 Verizon IndyCar Series Race

93 BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach

110 Pirelli World Challenge Championship

121 SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks

128 Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge

132 Can-Am Challenge

135 Sponsor Partners

145 Event Staff, Volunteers & Committee of 300

154 Long Beach Area Information

4 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Public Relations Contact List

Grand Prix Association of Long Beach 3000 Pacific Avenue, Long Beach, CA 90806 (562) 981-2600; (562) 981-2632 (Fax) Chris Esslinger - Director of Communications [email protected]

Seventy-Seven Enterprises (312) 285-7762 Kelsey Duckett - Public Relations [email protected]

Verizon IndyCar Series 4565 W. 16th St., Indianapolis, IN 46222 (317) 492-6526; (317) 492-6529 (Fax) Mike Kitchel - Director of Public Relations mkitchel@indycar.com

Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge (Formula Drift) 200 Pine Avenue, Suite 615, Long Beach, CA 90802 (562) 901-2600 John Pangilinan - Public Relations [email protected]

IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship One Daytona Blvd., Daytona Beach, FL 32114 (386) 310-6500; (386) 310-6505 (Fax) Nate Siebens - Senior Manager, Communications nsiebens@imsa.com

Pirelli World Challenge Championship Sports Car Club of America 6700 SW Topeka Blvd., Building 300, Topeka, KS 66619 (785) 357-7222; (785) 232-7228 (fax) Tom Blattler - Communications Director [email protected]

SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks 10615 Twin Lakes Parkway, Charlotte, NC 28269 (704) 949-1255 Chris Hecht - Public Relations [email protected]

Can-Am Challenge Historic Motor Sports Association 2029 Verdugo Blvd., #1010, Montrose, CA 91020 (818) 249-3515 Cris Vandagriff - President [email protected]

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 5 6 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Enjoy Some Turbocharged Action - All Week Long!

The days leading up to the 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach will feature action both on AND off the track, including:

Fri./Sat., 3/31-4/1 Opening round, 2017 Formula Drift Pro Championship, turns 9-10-11 of the Grand Prix circuit. Info/tickets: formulad.com or (562) 901-2600.

Wed., 4/5 Roar in the Shore from 5 – 8 p.m. on Second Street in Belmont Shore will feature racecars from the Pirelli World Challenge, along with classic car displays, live music, driver autograph sessions and more.

Miss Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Pageant Finals, 8 p.m.. Hotel Maya, 700 Queensway Drive.

Thurs., 4/6 Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame induction ceremony honoring Emerson Fittipaldi and Tommy Kendall. 11 a.m.-noon, Pine Ave., in front of the Convention Center. Free to the public.

"Thursday Thunder at The Pike Outlets,” 6:30-9:30 p.m. at The Pike Outlets at Pine Ave. & Shoreline Dr. in downtown Long Beach. Free to the public. Includes IndyCar pit stop demonstrations, freestyle motocross and much more.

Fri., 4/7 Tecate Light “Fiesta Friday” Concert, starring "Moderatto" on the concert stage following racing activities. FREE with race ticket.

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Monte Carlo Night at the Renaissance Hotel Long Beach, 111 E. Ocean Blvd., benefiting Long Beach-area charities. Gaming 7 - 10:30 p.m. Info: (562) 490-4509.

Get autographs from Simon Pagenaud, Helio Castroneves and the rest of the Verizon IndyCar Series drivers from 4-5 p.m. in the IndyCar Paddock. FREE to race ticket holders.

Sat., 4/8 “Rock-N-Roar” Concert: SMG Presents KIngs of Chaos Starring Billy Idol, Billy Gibbons and Chester Bennington. On Concert stage following racing activities. FREE with race ticket.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 7 WHAT: The 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, featuring the second round of the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series.

WHEN: Friday through Sunday, April 7-9.

WHERE: The streets of downtown Long Beach surrounding the Long BeachConvention and Entertainment Center and encompassing the Aquarium of the Pacific and a portion of the Pike at Rainbow Harbor complex. The start/finish line is on Shoreline Drive.

THE CIRCUIT: 1.97 miles in length, 11-turn temporary street circuit.

ATTENDANCE: The weekend event draws more than 180,000 spectators making it one of the largest paid spectator special events in Southern California.

WHO: The featured race is Sunday afternoon’s Verizon IndyCar Series event, which features an international field of world-class drivers expected to include: defending race and Series champion Simon Pagenaud; Long Beach winners Scott Dixon, Will Power, Takuma Sato, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Helio Castroneves and Sebastien Bourdais, along with Graham Rahal and James Hinchcliffe. Series will have cars with turbocharged engines and aero kits supplied by Honda and Chevrolet. Five other racing events will be run.

SUPPORT RACES: BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach: Features the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship with three classes: the all-new Daytona Prototypes (DPi), GT Le Mans (GTLM) and the addition of the GT Daytona (GTD) sports car class. Practice and qualifying will be held on Fri., April 7, and the race will run early Sat. afternoon, April 8.

Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge: The popular Formula DRIFT invitational competition, taking place Friday and Saturday nights, always attracts huge crowds! Expected to feature 16 of the sport’s top cars and drivers. Practice and eliminations will take place both nights!

SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks Race: On Sat., April 8 and Sun., April 9, the SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Truck Series will bring its 600-horsepower V-8 engine trucks in 20-minute races featuring jumps and lots of excitement.

Pirelli World Challenge Championship: Two classes (GT, GT-A) of sports cars from famous marques like Aston Martin, Audi, Bentley, Cadillac, Ferrari, Lamborghini and McLaren battle fender-to- fender on Sun., April 9 before the IndyCar race.

Can-Am Challenge: New for 2017, these classic 1000+ horsepower cars from Can-Am’s golden era, 1966-74, will race on the streets for the first time. Marques such as McLaren, Lola, Shadow and more will compete midday on Sat., April 8.

8 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH TELEVISION: IndyCar Series: NBC Sports Network (live), April 9, 1 – 4 p.m. PT IMSA: FOX (live), April 8, 1 – 3 p.m. PT World Challenge: CBS Sports Network, April 9, 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. PT Super Drift Challenge: TBD SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks: TBD

SANCTIONING INDYCAR; IMSA; SCCA Pro Racing; USAC BODIES:

CONCERTS: There will be concerts, free to race ticket holders, on the Concert Stage outside the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center (facing Ocean Blvd.) beginning with the Tecate Light Fiesta Friday Concert starring Moderatto and Saturday’s Rock-N-Roar Concert headlined by SMG Presents Kings of Chaos starring Billy Idol, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top and Chester Bennington of Linkin Park.

MISS TOYOTA Taking place on Wednesday, April 5 at the Hotel Maya, the Miss Toyota GRAND PRIX OF Grand Prix of Long Beach will feature 18-20 young ladies vying for the title – LONG BEACH plus cash and prizes - in the ultimate sports model search. Preliminary PAGEANT: heats will be held at locations in Long Beach.

RACE WEEKEND Wed., April 5 – Roar in the Shore, 5 – 8 p.m., Second Street in Belmont SCHEDULE*: Shore. Features race and classic car displays, live music, driver autograph sessions and more. Miss Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach finals, 8 p.m., Hotel Maya.

Thu., April 6 – Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame Induction Ceremony, 11 a.m., in front of the Convention Center. In an all-new location for 2017, the Thursday Thunder at The Pike Outlets includes freestyle motocross, a car show, driver autograph session and Verizon IndyCar Series pit stop demonstrations. Starts at 6:30 p.m., free to the public.

Fri., April 7 – Practice and qualifying sessions for all races; Tecate Light Fiesta Friday Concert at 6:45 p.m. and Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge practice & eliminations at 6:45 p.m.

Sat., April 8 – Four race events: Can-Am Challenge, SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks Race, BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix, and Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge practice & eliminations at 6 p.m. Practice and qualifying for IndyCar, World Challenge; Rock-N-Roar Concert at 6 p.m.

Sun., April 9 – Three race events: 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Verizon IndyCar Series race, Stadium Super Trucks Race and Pirelli World Challenge Race.

LIFESTYLE The popular Lifestyle Expo will feature weekend-long displays of alternative EXPO: energy vehicles and a wide variety of renewable energy sources, water and energy conservation and green building materials as part of its Green Power Prix-ViewTM. In addition, special displays celebrating the race’s 42 years of past competition will be featured in the Expo and include classic racecars. Overall, the Lifestyle Expo contains more than 130 exhibitors offering the latest products and services in automotive, travel, home improvement, fitness and recreation in the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Center. Free to all race attendees, the Expo is open Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 9 TICKETS: Tickets are on sale at the Grand Prix Office at 3000 Pacific Ave. in Long Beach. Ticket information can be obtained and credit card orders placed by calling toll-free, (888) 827-7333, or fans can select their seats online at gplb.com. Beginning April 3, tickets will also be on sale at the Grand Prix downtown ticket office, 300 E. Ocean Blvd. (in front of the Convention Center) in Long Beach.

WEBSITE/ For the official media guide, updated information about schedules, drivers, MEDIA GUIDE: tickets and race-related events, or to purchase tickets, visit the official Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach website gplb.com.

SOCIAL MEDIA: Twitter: @ToyotaGPLB, #TGPLB Instagram: ToyotaGPLB Facebook: GrandPrixLB Snapchat: ToyotaGPLB

CONTACTS: Chris Esslinger, Director of Communications (562) 490-4514; (310) 505-6189 cell; [email protected]

Kelsey Duckett, Media Relations (312) 285-7762; [email protected]

Martin Bannon, Director of Marketing (562) 490-4515; Fax (562) 981-2613; [email protected]

GRAND PRIX The Grand Prix Foundation of Long Beach annually raises money through its FOUNDATION OF events during the week of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Thanks to low administrative LONG BEACH: costs, 90 cents of each dollar raised go directly to the organizations selected by the Foundation’s 11-member Board of Directors. This year, the Foundation will stage a “Monte Carlo Night” on Friday, April 7, at the Renaissance Hotel Long Beach from 7 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. For more information on the Grand Prix Foundation of Long Beach, a 501(c)(3) organization, and its many charitable activities, please call (562) 490-4509 or visit its Web site at www.gplb.com/foundation.

COMMITTEE Since the first Grand Prix in 1975, the Committee of 300 – the famed “Redcoats” – have been vital OF 300: cogs in the promoting and staging of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Serving in a variety of capacities, most notably as Grandstand supervisors, members of the C300 also host three days of entertainment in the C300 Paddock Club on race weekend. The Committee annually adopts local charities, helping them with a number of fund-raising events. For more information, call (562) 981- 9200 or visit www.redcoat.com.

10 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Schedule of Events 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 7-9

Schedule Subject To Change

Wednesday, April 5 (No Public Access) 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Registration (Long Beach Hilton, 701 W. Ocean Blvd) 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Roar in the Shore, Belmont Shore (Long Beach) 8:00 PM Miss Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Pageant, Hotel Maya Thursday, April 6 (No Public Access) 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Registration (Long Beach Hilton, 701 W. Ocean Blvd) 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame Induction Ceremony (2017 Inductees: Emerson Fittipaldi & Tommy Kendall) 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM Media Luncheon at ABC Supply Tent, Arena Park (invitation only) 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM All-Driver Track Walk 6:30 PM Thursday Thunder at The Pike Outlets

Friday, April 7 7:00 AM Spectator Gates Open 7:40 AM - 9:40 AM IMSA Practice 8:00 AM Lifestyle Expo Opens 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM IndyCar Practice P1 11:40 AM - 12:00 PM Can-Am Practice 12:20 PM - 12:40 PM Stadium Super Trucks Practice 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM IndyCar Practice P2 3:00 PM - 3:20 PM Can-Am Qualifying 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM World Challenge Practice 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM IndyCar Autograph Session (IndyCar Paddock – FREE to all spectators) 4:45 PM - 6:15 PM IMSA Qualifying 6:00 PM Lifestyle Expo Closes 6:45 PM - 8:00 PM Tecate Light Fiesta Friday Concert Starring Moderatto 6:45 PM - 8:45 PM Super Drift Challenge #1 (Turns 9-10-11) 7:00 PM Grand Prix Foundation of Long Beach Monte Carlo Night at Renaissance Hotel

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 11 Saturday, April 8 6:30 AM - 6:00 PM Registration (Long Beach Hilton, 701 W. Ocean Blvd) 7:00 AM Spectator Gates Open 8:00 AM Lifestyle Expo Opens 8:45 AM - 9:05 AM World Challenge Practice 9:20 AM - 9:45 AM World Challenge Qualifying 10:45 AM - 11:30 AM IndyCar Practice P3 12:00 PM - 12:20 PM CAN-AM CHALLENGE RACE 12:30 PM IMSA Pre-Race Ceremonies 1:05 PM - 2:45 PM BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach (Rd. 3, IMSA WEATHERTECH SPORTSCAR CHAMPIONSHIP – 100 minutes) 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM IndyCar Qualifying & Firestone Fast 6 5:05 PM - 5:25 PM SPEED ENERGY STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS RACE #1 6:00 PM Lifestyle Expo Closes 6:00 PM Rock-N-Roar Concert: SMG Presents Kings of Chaos Starring Billy Idol, Billy Gibbons and Chester Bennington 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge #2

Sunday, April 9 6:00 AM - 1:30 PM Registration (Long Beach Hilton, 701 W. Ocean Blvd) 7:00 AM Spectator Gates Open 8:00 AM Lifestyle Expo Opens 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM IndyCar Warm Up 9:35 AM World Challenge Pre-Race Ceremonies 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM PIRELLI WORLD CHALLENGE RACE 12:00 PM - 12:10 PM Mothers Exotic Car Parade 12:30 PM IndyCar Pre-Race Ceremonies 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM Start of TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH - 85 laps (Race number 2 of the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series) 4:05 PM - 4:25 PM STADIUM SUPER TRUCKS RACE #2 5:00 PM Lifestyle Expo Closes

TIME CERTAIN SCHEDULE - All track sessions, except as noted, to start and finish on schedule.

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APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 13 Race Circuit Has Changed Nine Times Since First Race in 1975

The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach race circuit has changed considerably since Brian Redman took the race's first checkered flag in 1975 directly across from a seedy collection of X-rated theaters and abandoned buildings!

Today, the 1.97-mile, 11-turn circuit winds its way around and under gleaming hotels, a famed Convention and Entertainment Center, a popular Aquarium and the Pike at Rainbow Harbor complex.

That first race circuit measured 2.02 miles in length and featured the famous "Linden Leap," when cars would barrel down Ocean Blvd., then turn hard right onto Linden - occasionally becoming airborne in the process! The circuit stayed at 2.02 miles until 1982, when the Queen's Hairpin gave way to a series of new turns to accommodate construction of the Hyatt Hotel, upping the circuit length to 2.129 miles. Construction altered it again in 1983, to 2.035 miles, taking the cars off Ocean Blvd. for the first time.

When Indy cars arrived at Long Beach in 1984, the circuit was shortened to 1.67 miles in length, then was shortened again to 1.586 miles until 1999.

That year, the 25th Anniversary of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach saw a revamped, 1.85-mile circuit, with a longer front stretch on Shoreline Drive and new Turn 1, winding past the new Aquarium of the Pacific.

The 2000 race saw the circuit reconfigured to its present format of 1.97 miles and 11 turns.

14 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Tracking Evolution:

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16 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH LIFESTYLE EXPO: It's the perfect "pit stop" for fun

...AND the ideal place to take a break for some food, drink or just soaking up the racing atmosphere.

Adults and kids can turn some hot laps at the K1 Speed Kart Track (located across from the Expo entrance atop the Arena Parking Garage) wheeling speedy electric karts around a twisting, turning circuit (minimum driver height: 4'10").

Inside the Convention Center, visit the Expo's Family Fun Zone, complete with video games, displays and KidRacer electric- powered cars for kids ages 4-6 to test their racing skills.

The Expo also features special displays of many of the historic cars that have raced on Long Beach's celebrated street circuit. And, at 3 p.m. Saturday in Room 103 on the Promenade, you can get the autographs of famed Can-Am series driver George Follmer!

There will also be a free autograph session featuring drivers in the Pirelli World Challenge race.

Whirling and twirling fun and excitement comes courtesy of giant, padded Bubble Rollers, which you can enjoy on a special oval track inside the arena or outside, on the lagoon near Turn 6 and the Hyatt Hotel.

Dance Masters, a nationwide organization dedicated to advancing the art of dancing, returns to do a wide variety of dances and may even invite YOU to join them and try a few steps!

The Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge, Can-Am Challenge and Pirelli World Challenge paddocks/garages are located in the Arena/Family Fun Zone area, as is the Verizon IndyCar Fan Village.

And, the Lifestyle Expo is the perfect spot to pick up great souvenirs from the 43rd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

The Lifestyle Expo is open Friday and Saturday from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 17 Emerson Fittipaldi, Tommy Kendall To Be Inducted Into Long Beach Motorsports Walk Of Fame

12th Annual Induction Ceremony is April 6 During Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Week

The Long Beach Motorsports Walk of Fame will honor Emerson Fittipaldi and Tommy Kendall at its 12th annual induction ceremony, scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday, April 6 on Pine Ave. in front of the Convention Center.

Fittipaldi raced 18 times on the streets of Long Beach in F/One, CART, Champ Car and IndyCar World Series cars and was twice a runner-up in his five podium finishes.

A two-time Formula One World Champion (1972, 1974), Fittipaldi also won the Indianapolis 500 twice (1989, 1993) and was the CART Indy Car World Series Champion in 1989.

Kendall was a four-time Trans-Am Series champion, finishing 2nd here in 1987 and winning the following year at Del Mar. He also finished 4th overall in the 2002 Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race.

Kendall had a dominating year in 1997, winning the Trans-Am crown with 11 straight victories, losing only the last two races of the season.

Admission to the ceremony is free.

18 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2016 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach: Simon Pagenaud Triumphs in Closest-Finish, Fastest-Ever Long Beach IndyCar race

Fans at the 42nd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach certainly got their money's worth!

To begin with, it was the closest finish in race history, with a victory margin of only 0.3032 of a second. It was also the fastest, averaging 100.592 mph. And, it kick-started race winner Simon Pagenaud's road to capturing the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Championship.

Pagenaud, driving the #22 Team Penske Chevrolet, edged 2015 series champion Scott Dixon in the #9 Chip Ganassi Chevrolet for his first 2016 win and his fifth career Verizon Indy Car Series victory. He went on to win four more races and seven pole positions for his first series title.

“This is my favorite street course,” said Pagenaud, a two-time winner in sports car races on the 1.968-mile temporary street course, but who took his first Indy car victory here today. “To win here, especially in INDYCAR, given the level of competition, is amazing.

"I knew the wins were coming because we’ve been so competitive since the beginning of the year,” Pagenaud added. “I knew I could win races. It’s not my first win; I’ve been around. It was just a matter of when and it’s when we were going to put ourselves in that position.”

Starting the 80-lap race third, Pagenaud took his first lead on Lap 52 when teammate and pole sitter Helio Castroneves made his final pit stop. Pagenaud lasted two more laps before pitting for fuel and tires, exiting the pits just ahead of Dixon and Castroneves. He led the final 25 laps to take the checkered flag.

It was the first Verizon IndyCar Series caution-free race since Mid-Ohio in August 2013 and the first completely green-flag race on the streets of Long Beach since 1989.

Behind Dixon, Castroneves finished third in the #3 Auto Club of Southern California Chevrolet, leading a race-high 47 laps. Juan Pablo Montoya was fourth in the #2 Verizon Team Penske Chevy after a late-lap battle with Takuma Sato, who rounded out the top five in the #14 AJ Foyt Honda.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 19 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Highlights, 1975-2015

1975 More than 46,500 fans invaded the streets of Long Beach to watch Brian Redman capture the inaugural edition of the Long Beach Grand Prix in Jim Hall's T-332 Boraxo Lola. The win - by 29.95 seconds over Vern Schuppan (Jorgensen Eagle) - clinched the F5000 title for Redman. Eppie Wietzes was third in a Formula Racing Lola.

1976 Polesitter Clay Regazzoni steered his Ferrari clear of early-race attrition and went on to win the first Formula One race held on the streets of Long Beach. More than 60,000 fans saw Regazzoni's Ferrari teammate, Niki Lauda, finish second and Patrick Depailler (ELF Tyrrell) third.

1977 The race produced the famous "James Hunt airborne" image - as well as Mario Andretti's win, the first by an American in a U.S. Grand Prix. Andretti (John Player Lotus) edged Lauda (Ferrari) by .773 seconds before 65,000 in the race that helped solidify the race's future. Jody Scheckter (Wolf Ford) was third.

1978 A mid-race mistake by Gilles Villeneuve handed the lead - and the win - to Ferrari teammate Carlos Reutemann, who went on to beat Mario Andretti (John Player Lotus) to the checkered flag by 11 seconds in a race that started on Shoreline Drive, rather than Ocean Blvd., for the first time. Patrick Depailler again finished third in the ELF Tyrrell.

1979 Villeneuve was fast qualifier in his Ferrari and ran a mistake-free race for the victory as only nine F/One cars completed the race. It was the debut of the soon-to-be-dominant 1.5-liter turbo Renaults, which practiced and qualified but did not race because of broken driveshafts. Jody Scheckter (Ferrari) and Alan Jones (Saudia/Williams) shared the podium with Villeneuve.

1980 Brazil's Nelson Piquet was fastest right off the truck, being first to break the 1:18 mark in qualifying (1:17.694). Piquet piloted his Parmalat Brabham to the fastest race lap ever (1:19.83) and went on to a 49-plus-seconds win over Ricardo Patrese and his Penthouse Arrows, with Emerson Fittipaldi third in a Skol/Fittipaldi.

1981 Amid a bitter, behind-the-scenes F/One political squabble, more than 82,000 race day spectators saw Alan Jones in his Albilad Williams outdistance teammate Carlos Reutemann and Nelson Piquet (Parmalat Brabham), as only eight cars finished the race. Mario Andretti (Marlboro Alfa Romeo) was fourth.

1982 Niki Lauda roared back from a three-year retirement to qualify second and take his first F/One victory since 1978 in a Marlboro McLaren. Keke Rosberg (TAG Williams) was second and Gilles Villeneuve third…but was later disqualified for his Ferrari's staggered wing. That moved Ricardo Patrese (Parmalat Brabham) into third place.

1983 With the race now starting and finishing on Shoreline Drive, John Watson - starting a way-back 22nd on the grid in his Marlboro MP4 - passed Jacques Lafitte (Saudia Williams) on lap 45 and went on to a 27-second victory over teammate Niki Lauda. Rene Arnoux (Ferrari) was third in what was the final appearance of Formula One cars at Long Beach.

20 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 1984 A new era dawned at Long Beach as CART cars replaced the more-costly-to-stage F/One machinery. But one thing stayed constant: Mario Andretti was still the guy to beat! He won in a Budweiser Lola, becoming the race's first two-time winner and the first to win in both F/One and CART livery as he beat Geoff Brabham's Kraco March to the checkered flag by more than a minute. Tom Sneva (Texaco March) was third.

1985 Fuel economy was the deciding factor. Polesitter Mario Andretti held off some early challenges to win handily in his Beatrice Lola but, behind him, hard-charging Danny Sullivan (Miller March) ran out of fuel a scant 120 yards short of the finish line, handing second place to Emerson Fittipaldi and his 7-Eleven March.

1986 Two up-and-coming youngsters - Michael Andretti (Kraco/STP March) and Al Unser Jr. (Domino's Pizza Lola) - gave a hint of things to come in front of 77,500 fans, dueling through the final laps before Andretti edged Unser at the checkered flag by only 0.38 seconds…or 44 feet! Another offspring, Geoff Brabham, snuck his Valvoline Lola by Tom Sneva for third place.

1987 Ilmor-Chevrolet power ruled the streets of Long Beach as Mario Andretti grabbed the pole and, on race day, ran away and hid in his Hanna Lola. His victory margin over Al Unser Jr. (Domino's Pizza March) was a phenomenal one lap-plus-29.35 seconds, or almost 2.5 miles! Tom Sneva (Skoal Bandit March) finished third and Michael Andretti was fourth, nearly 3.25 miles behind his father.

1988 "Little Al" Unser came up big and went Mario Andretti one better, winning his first Long Beach race by one lap plus 33 seconds, leading for 73 of the race's 95 laps in his Valvoline March. More than 84,000 fans watched as Bobby Rahal (Budweiser Lola) and Kevin Cogan (Schaefer/Playboy March) followed Unser Jr. across the finish line.

1989 It was Little Al for the second year in a row…but this time his win wasn't quite so popular! Dicing with Mario Andretti in the closing laps, Unser locked his brakes and spun Andretti off-course in Turn 3. Unser went on to win in his Valvoline Lola by 12 seconds over Michael Andretti (K/Mart/Havoline Lola) and Emerson Fittipaldi (Marlboro Penske), but was greeted by a hearty chorus of boos on his victory lap.

1990 Al Unser Jr. made it three in a row in the Valvoline Lola, but it was Michael Andretti who won the lion's share of the kudos. Starting 5th on the grid, Andretti spun out on lap 2 and fell to the rear of the field. He then methodically worked his way back up through the pack and crossed the finish line in 4th place to thunderous applause. Marlboro Penske teammates Emerson Fittipaldi and Danny Sullivan finished 2-3.

1991 Despite the presence on the starting grid of no less than four Andrettis (Mario, Michael John, Jeff), Al Unser Jr. and his Valvoline Lola made it four straight, with Bobby Rahal (STP/Kraco Lola) second and Eddie Cheever (Target/Scotch Lola) third. Highest-finishing Andretti was CART rookie Jeff, who logged a 9th in his Texaco Havoline Lola.

1992 After a variety of shunts and mechanical woes sidelined race favorites Al Unser Jr., Michael Andretti and others, Danny Sullivan (Molson/Kraco/STP Galmer) notched the victory by 0.596 seconds over Bobby Rahal (Miller Lola) and Emerson Fittipaldi (Marlboro Penske Lola). Sullivan's average speed of 91.945 mph was a race record.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 21 1993 While Michael Andretti went to F/One, Nigel Mansell came over to CART, won the Long Beach pole in his first try and went on to finish third in his Kmart/Texaco Lola behind race winner Paul Tracy - his first-ever CART victory - and runner-up Bobby Rahal (Miller Rahal/Hogan). Tracy logged a 12-second margin of victory in his Marlboro Penske.

1994 After 36 years of racing and four Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach wins, Mario Andretti ended his career on the legendary seaside circuit with a 5th place finish in a Kmart/Scotch/Havoline Lola. Al Unser Jr. got back on the victory trail in a Marlboro Penske, winning by 39 seconds over Nigel Mansell (Kmart/Texaco/Havoline Lola) and Robby Gordon (Valvoline/Cummins Lola).

1995 Ho hum. Another Al Unser Jr. triumph - his 6th - came on the race's 20th anniversary as he and his Marlboro Penske outlasted early leaders Michael Andretti, Paul Tracy and Gil de Ferran. Unser finished more than 23 seconds ahead of Scott Pruett (Patrick Racing Lola) and Teo Fabi (Indeck Reynard).

1996 Gil de Ferran snagged the pole and led 99 of the first 100 laps before a faulty hose slowly robbed him of power. He ultimately finished fifth as a succession of incidents (some earning hefty driver fines!) yielded the lead to Jimmy Vasser (Target Reynard). Vasser went on to a 3.4-second win over Parker Johnstone (Motorola Reynard) and Al Unser Jr., (Marlboro Penske).

1997 It was a year of change featuring new drivers, chassis and engines…and 2/3 of the starting field from outside the U. S! Alex Zanardi, driving Chip Ganassi's Target/Honda captured the victory in a race that featured seven lead changes. Mauricio Gugelmin (Hollywood Mercedes) and Scott Pruett (Brahma Ford) rounded out an all-Reynard chassis podium.

1998 Seven full-course cautions marred Bobby Rahal's last Long Beach race (he finished 17th) and Zanardi's second straight win as the top 14 finishers piloted Reynard chassis. Zanardi (Target Honda) took the checkered flag two-plus seconds ahead of Dario Franchitti (KOOL Honda) and Bryan Herta, who led for 26 laps in his Shell Ford.

1999 Rookie Juan Montoya burst onto the CART scene with a convincing win in the 25th Anniversary of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach in front of more than 102,000 fans. Montoya's win - in only his third race - featured a 2.8-second margin of victory over Dario Franchitti (KOOL Honda/Reynard) that was close only because of a yellow flag with eight laps remaining. Bryan Herta was third in a Reynard/Ford. Driving Chip Ganassi's Target Honda/Reynard, Montoya averaged 87.915 MPH at Long Beach, and went on to become the 1999 CART FedEx Series Champion.

2000 Paul Tracy, starting 17th in his KOOL Reynard/Honda, took the lead with 20 laps to go and went on to capture the 26th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach…the same course on which he won his first Champ Car race in 1993. Tracy finished 3.91 seconds ahead of Helio Castroneves (Marlboro Penske) and Jimmy Vasser. Vasser's third-place finish in his Toyota-powered Target Lola was the best to date for the new Toyota powerplant. Tracy averaged 82.626 MPH for the win as nine cars were running at the checkered flag.

2001 Polesitter Helio Castroneves led from flag to flag to win the 27th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach in his Marlboro Honda/Reynard. The 25-year-old Brazilian withstood early pressure from Kenny Brack, who later retired with a broken gearbox, then outdistanced fellow Brazilian Cristiano da Matta (Texaco Lola/Toyota) to the checkered flag. Marlboro teammate Gil de Ferran finished third.

22 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2002 Michael Andretti used his veteran guile to take the 28th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach in his Team Motorola Honda/ Lola. The 39-year-old American used a brilliant pit strategy and withstood polesitter Jimmy Vasser’s late run to win the race by 0.466 seconds. Max Papis finished third.

2003 Heartbreak for Michel Jourdain Jr. at the 29th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. With seven laps to go and leading the race, the Mexico native’s transmission broke leaving his final pit stop. The victory went to Paul Tracy in his Player’s/Indeck Ford-Cosworth, after staying close to Jourdain every step of the way. It was Tracy’s third Long Beach win. Adrian Fernandez was second, 4.544 seconds behind, while Bruno Junqueira was third.

2004 Paul Tracy put the new Champ Car "push-to-pass" power boost to good use, firing by polesitter Bruno Junqueira in the first turn and holding on to win the 30th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, his second straight win and fourth overall at "The Beach." Junqueira motored to a second place finish, while France's Sebastien Bourdais finished third, but would go on to win the Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford championship.

2005 For the first time in his Champ car career, Sebastien Bourdais started outside the top three. It was a minor annoyance, as he charged to the front of the pack after 35 of 81 laps, then held off a series of challenges to win by 4.138-seconds. Paul Tracy finished second, followed by Bruno Junqueira.

2006 After a first-lap shunt virtually eliminated three of his closest competitors, Sebastien Bourdais motored on to win his second straight race through the streets of Long Beach by more than 14 seconds over runner-up Justin Wilson. Katherine Legge finished 8th … the highest-ever Champ Car finish by a woman.

2007 Coming off the worst weekend of his four-year career in Las Vegas, Sebastien Bourdais dominated the 33rd Annual race to score the 24th win of his career, pacing 58 of 78 laps and winning his third straight on the streets of Long Beach. The story of the day, however, was Forsythe Racing's Oriol Servia, who jumped into the ride after Paul Tracy was injured on Saturday morning. Servia - despite having no seat time in the car - roared all the way from 14th on the grid to finish second.

2008 Team Australia's Will Power, driving for KV Racing Technology, vaulted from fourth to first at the start of the race and cruised to victory in the final race in Champ Car World Series history. Franck Montagny was second, followed by Mexico's Mario Dominguez. Power led all but two laps during pit stops. The race also saw the first standing start on the streets of Long Beach since the 1983 Formula One race.

2009 IndyCar's debut at Long Beach saw Target Chip Ganassi's Dario Franchitti rally past polesitter Will Power to take the checkered flag by 3.3182 seconds on his way to the 2009 IndyCar Series championship. Team Penske's Power was second, followed by Andretti-Green's Tony Kanaan. Much of the pre-race excitement surrounded Team Penske's Helio Castroneves, who made his return to the series after a lengthy - and sensational - court case. With only two 30-minute practice sessions under his belt, Castroneves brought his #3 machine home 7th overall.

2010 Ryan Hunter-Reay, the newest member of the Andretti Autosport team, held off Justin Wilson by 5.6031 seconds to give the team its first win since June 2008 at Richmond. Hunter-Reay, driving the #37 IZOD car, dedicated the win to his mother who had recently passed away. Polesitter Will Power finished third in a race sloweed by just one full-course caution. Scott Dixon was fourth and Tony Kanaan fifth.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 23 2011 England’s Mike Conway overtook Ryan Briscoe on lap 72 of 85 and held on to win the 37th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Conway was as far back as 11th on a lap 66 double-wide restart, but roared back to take the checkered flag ahead of Briscoe. Dario Franchitti finished third, with James Hinchcliffe and Alex Tagliani rounding out the top five.

2012 Will Power steered his Team Penske mount to victory in the 2012 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, but it wasn’t easy. Power qualified second, just a tick behind polesitter Dario Franchitti. However, prior to the start, IndyCar penalized all Chevy-powered cars for unapproved engine changes and he ended up starting 12th. Avoiding some early-racing troubles, Power and his team held fast to a two-pit-stop strategy and that made the difference as he rolled up enough of a lead to hold off fast-charging Simon Pagenaud - who had made three stops - for the win. James Hinchcliffe was third.

2013 Takuma Sato became the first driver from Japan to win an Indy car race, prevailing in the 39th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. He was also the first Japanese driver to win at Long Beach, and the first to be on the podium in the race's history. Sato, who started fourth in the 80-lap race on the 1.968-mile, 11-turn street circuit, provided A.J. Foyt Racing its first victory since July 7, 2002, at Kansas Speedway with Airton Dare behind the wheel. The last win for the team on a road/street course was by A.J. Foyt on Oct. 1, 1978, at Silverstone. Sato led Graham Rahal across the finish line under caution. It was the best finish for Rahal since finishing second at Texas in June 2012.

2014 Mike Conway, driving for Ed Carpenter Racing, claimed his second victory on the streets of Long Beach, beating Will Power by .9005 of a second. He inherited the lead with two laps remaining and held it to the checkered flag, winning the 40th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Power finished second for Team Penske and series rookie Carlos Munoz scored his second IndyCar podium finish with third place for Andretti-HVM Racing.

2015 Scott Dixon, who entered the weekend with just one top-five finish in eight Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach starts, won the 41st edition of the historic street race by 2.2221 seconds over Verizon P1 Award winner Helio Castroneves. When Dixon beat Castroneves off pit lane on the first service stop on Lap 29 to take the lead, he wasn't to be denied in a race that had only one caution flag during its 80 laps. Juan Montoya placed third in the No. 2 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet. Simon Pagenaud finished fourth in the No. 22 Penske Truck Rental Chevrolet and Kanaan also earned his second top-five finish of the young season.

24 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH VERIZON INDYCAR SERIES TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Saturday, April 16, 2016 QUALIFYING RESULTS

P Car Driver Hometown Car Name Aero kit/Engine Entrant Time 1 3 Helio Castroneves Sao Paulo, Brazil Auto Club of Southern California Chevrolet Team Penske 01:07.1246 105.547 2 9 Scott Dixon Auckland, New Zealand Target Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet Chip Ganassi Racing Teams 01:07.4455 105.045 3 22 Simon Pagenaud Montmorillon, France PPG Automotive Refinish Team Penske Chevrolet Team Penske 01:07.7410 104.587 4 10 Tony Kanaan Salvador, Brazil NTT Data Chevrolet Chip Ganassi Racing Teams 01:07.7951 104.503 5 2 Juan Pablo Montoya Bogota, Colombia Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet Team Penske 01:07.9054 104.333 6 12 Will Power Toowoomba, Australia Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet Team Penske No Time No Speed 7 5 James Hinchcliffe Toronto, Canada Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 01:07.1415 105.520 8 14 Takuma Sato Tokyo, Japan ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda A.J. Foyt Enterprises 01:07.2299 105.382 9 21 Josef Newgarden Hendersonville, Tenn. Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet Ed Carpenter Racing 01:07.2548 105.343 10 26 Carlos Munoz Bogota, Colombia Andretti Autosport Honda Andretti Autosport 01:07.2663 105.325 11 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay Fort Lauderdale, Fla. DHL Honda Andretti Autosport 01:07.3171 105.245 12 19 Luca Filippi Mondovi, Italy Boy Scouts of America Honda Dale Coyne Racing 01:07.9660 104.240 13 18 Conor Daly (R) Noblesville, Ind. Jonathan Byrd's Hospitality Honda Dale Coyne Racing 01:07.7520 104.570 14 11 Sebastien Bourdais Le Mans, France California Baptist University - KVSH Chevrolet KVSH Racing 01:07.6432 104.738 15 83 Charlie Kimball Camarillo, Calif. Tresiba Chevrolet Chip Ganassi Racing Teams 01:07.8065 104.486 16 98 Alexander Rossi (R) Nevada City, Calif. Castol Edge/Curb Honda AHA with Curb-Agajanian 01:07.6872 104.670 17 15 Graham Rahal New Albany, Ohio PennGrade Motor Oil Honda Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing 01:07.8841 104.366 18 7 Mikhail Aleshin Moscow, Russia SMP Racing Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 01:07.8513 104.417 19 8 Max Chilton (R) Reigate, England Gallagher Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet Chip Ganassi Racing Teams 01:08.3843 103.603 20 41 Jack Hawksworth Bradford, England ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda A.J. Foyt Enterprises 01:07.9929 104.199 21 27 Marco Andretti Nazareth, Pa. United Fiber & Data / Snapple Honda Andretti Autosport 01:08.2045 103.876 Verizon P1 Award Winner: Helio Castroneves 1:07.1246, 105.547 mph Legend: R - Sunoco Rookie of the Year candidate; All cars use fourth-generation Verizon IndyCar Series Dallara chassis (IR-12) with Chevrolet or Honda aerodynamic bodywork and engines and Firestone tires Issued: April 16, 2016

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 25 26 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 27 OFFICIAL BOX SCORE VERIZON INDYCAR SERIES Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 17, 2016

FP SP Car Driver Car Name Laps Comp Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 1 3 22 Simon Pagenaud PPG Automotive Refinish Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 51 134 1 2 2 9 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 41 120 2 3 1 3 Helio Castroneves Auto Club of Southern California Chevrolet 80 Running 39 92 4 4 5 2 Juan Pablo Montoya Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 32 106 3 5 8 14 Takuma Sato ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda 80 Running 30 73 6 6 4 10 Tony Kanaan NTT Data Chevrolet 80 Running 28 82 5 7 6 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 26 62 8 8 7 5 James Hinchcliffe Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 80 Running 24 47 17 9 14 11 Sebastien Bourdais California Baptist University-KVSH Chevrolet 80 Running 22 55 14 10 9 21 Josef Newgarden Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 20 56 12 11 15 83 Charlie Kimball Tresiba Chevrolet 80 Running 20 58 10 12 10 26 Carlos Munoz Andretti Autosport Honda 80 Running 18 50 15 13 13 18 Conor Daly (R) Jonathan Byrd's Hospitality Honda 80 Running 17 49 16 14 19 8 Max Chilton (R) Gallagher Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 16 55 13 15 17 15 Graham Rahal PennGrade Motor Oil Honda 80 Running 15 59 9 16 18 7 Mikhail Aleshin SMP Racing Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 80 Running 14 57 11 17 12 19 Luca Filippi Boy Scouts of America Honda 80 Running 13 33 21 18 11 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay DHL Honda 80 Running 12 68 7 19 21 27 Marco Andretti United Fiber & Data / Snapple Honda 79 Running 11 43 19 20 16 98 Alexander Rossi (R) Castrol Edge/Curb Honda 79 Running 10 44 18 21 20 41 Jack Hawksworth ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda 77 Running 9 39 20

Time of Race: 01:33:54.4835 Avg Speed: 100.592 mph Margin of Victory: 0.3032 of a second Lead Changes: 6 Caution Laps: 0 Fastest Lap: 104.702 mph (67.6661 seconds) on Lap 8 by 83 - Charlie Kimbal Fastest Leader Lap: 102.881 mph (68.8640 seconds) on Lap 53 by 22 - Simon Pagenaud Verizon P1 Award ($10,000): Helio Castroneves (01:07.1246, 105.547 mph) Bonus Awards: Simon Pagenaud ($30,000), Scott Dixon ($20,000), Helio Castroneves ($15,000), Juan Pablo Montoya ($11,000), Takuma Sato ($10,000), Tony Kanaan ($9,000), Will Power ($8,000), James Hinchcliffe ($6,000), Sebastien Bourdais ($5,000), Josef Newgarden ($4,000), Charlie Kimball ($3,000), Carlos Munoz ($2,000)

Legend: R = Sunoco Rookie of the Year Candidate; All Cars use fourth-generation Verizon IndyCar Series Chassis (IR-12) with Chevrolet or Honda aerodynamic bodywork and Firestone Tires

Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags: Laps Car Driver Car Driver Times Laps No Duration Total Reason for Caution 1 - 26 3 Castroneves, Helio 3 Castroneves, Helio 2 47 27 - 28 9 Dixon, Scott 22Pagenaud, Simon 2 28 29 - 30 83 Kimball, Charlie 83 Kimball, Charlie 2 3 31 - 51 3 Castroneves, Helio 9 Dixon, Scott 1 2 52 - 54 22 Pagenaud, Simon 55 83 Kimball, Charlie 56 - 80 22 Pagenaud, Simon

Penalties: Car Reason Lap Penalty

28 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH OFFICIAL BOX SCORE Verizon IndyCar Series Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 19, 2015

FPSP Car Driver Car Name Laps Running/Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 193 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 53 87 4 231 Helio Castroneves Auto Club of Southern California Chevrolet 80 Running 42 116 2 322 Juan Pablo Montoya Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 35 119 1 45 22 Simon Pagenaud Penske Truck Rental Chevrolet 80 Running 32 73 7 57 10 Tony Kanaan NTT Data Chip Ganass Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 30 93 3 69 11 Sebastien Bourdais Team Hydroxycut-KVSH Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 29 66 9 76 67 Josef Newgarden Hartman Oil CFH Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 26 66 8 810 27 Marco Andretti Snapple Honda 80 Running 24 61 11 912 26 Carlos Munoz AndrettiTV Cinsay Honda 80 Running 22 56 12 1011 8 Sebastian Saavedra AFS Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 20 20 25 118 15 Graham Rahal Steak 'n Shake Honda 80 Running 19 62 10 1213 5 James Hinchcliffe Arrow/Lucas Oil Schmidt Peterson Honda 80 Running 18 83 5 134R 28 yan Hunter-Reay DHL Honda 80 Running 17 51 14 1416 41 Jack Hawksworth ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda 80 Running 17 48 16 1515 83 Charlie Kimball Novo Nordisk Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 15 40 19 1617 98 Gabby Chaves (R) Bowers & Wilkins/Curb Honda 80 Running 14 42 18 1721 18 Conor Daly (R) Dale Coyne Racing Honda 80 Running 13 13 26 1820 14 Takuma Sato ABC Supply AJ Foyt Racing Honda 80 Running 12 37 20 1919 7 James Jakes Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 80 Running 11 54 13 2018 1 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 79 Running 10 80 6 2122 19 Francesco Dracone (R) Dale Coyne Racing Honda 78 Running 9 23 23 2214 20 Luca Filippi Fuzzy's Vodka CFH Racing Chevrolet 77 Running 8 50 15 2323 4 Stefano Coletti (R) KV Racing Technology Chevrolet 69 Running 7 30 21 Time of Race: 01:37:35.2353 Avg Speed: 96.800 mph Margin of Victory: 2.2221 seconds Lead Changes: 5 Caution Laps: 4 Fastest Lap: 104.040 mph (1:08.0969) on Lap 56 by 4 - Stefano Coletti Fastest Leader Lap: 102.877 mph (1:08.8670) on Lap 70 by 9 - Scott Dixon Verizon P1 Award ($10,000): Helio Castroneves (01:06.6294, 106.331 mph) Bonus Awards: Scott Dixon ($30,000), Helio Castroneves ($20,000), Juan Pablo Montoya ($15,000), Simon Pagenaud ($11,000), Tony Kanaan ($10,000), Sebastien Bourdais ($9,000), Josef Newgarden ($8,000), Marco Andretti ($6,000), Carlos Munoz ($5,000), Sebastian Saavedra ($4,000) Legend: R = Sunoco Rookie of the Year Candidate; All Cars use fourth-generation Verizon IndyCar Series Chassis (IR-12) with Chevrolet or Honda aerodynamic bodywork and engines and Firestone tires

Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags:

Laps Car Driver Car Driver Times LapsNo Duration Total Reason for Caution 1 - 29 3 Castroneves, Helio 9 Dixon, Scott 2 441 5 to 8 4 Debris: in Turn 9 30 - 33 41 Hawksworth, Jack 3 Castroneves, Helio 2 31 34 - 53 9 Dixon, Scott 41 Hawksworth, Jack 14 54 - 55 3 Castroneves, Helio 11 Bourdais, Sebastien 11 56 11 Bourdais, Sebastien 57 - 80 9 Dixon, Scott

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 29 OFFICIAL BOX SCORE Verizon IndyCar Series Toyota GP of Long Beach April 13, 2014 p FPSP Car Driver Car Name Comp Running/Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 117 20 Mike Conway Fuzzy's Vodka/Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 51 66 2 214 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 40 93 1 311 34 Carlos Munoz (R) Cinsay AndrettiTV.com HVM Honda 80 Running 35 48 7 4216 Juan Pablo Montoya Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 32 47 8 56 77 Simon Pagenaud Charter Communications/SPHM Honda 80 Running 30 60 3 6720 Mikhail Aleshin (R) SMP Racing Honda 80 Running 28 46 9 712 16 Oriol Servia Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda 80 Running 26 26 20 88 25 Marco Andretti Snapple Honda 80 Running 24 32 18 922 17 Sebastian Saavedra AFS KVAFS Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 23 42 10 1021 18 Carlos Huertas (R) Dale Coyne Racing Honda 80 Running 20 32 19 119 3 Helio Castroneves AAA Southern California Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 19 55 4 127 9 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 19 51 6 1323 15 Graham Rahal National Guard Honda 79 Running 17 33 16 143 11 Sebastien Bourdais Mistic KVSH Racing Chevrolet 77 Running 16 33 17 155 98 Jack Hawksworth (R) Charter/Castrol Edge Honda 77 Running 15 24 21 1610 19 Justin Wilson Dale Coyne Racing Honda 64 Contact 14 38 12 1718 8 Ryan Briscoe TNT Energy Drink Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 60 Running 13 33 15 1813 10 Tony Kanaan Target Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 55 Contact 12 40 11 194 67 Josef Newgarden Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Honda 55 Contact 12 34 14 201 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay DHL Honda 55 Contact 14 54 5 212 27 James Hinchcliffe United Fiber & Data Honda 55 Contact 9 20 22 2215 14 Takuma Sato ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt Racing Honda 55 Contact 8 36 13 2319 83 Charlie Kimball Novo Nordisk Ganassi Racing Chevrolet 41 Off Course 7 17 23

Time of Race: 01:54:41.6418 Avg Speed: 82.362 Margin of Victory: 0.9005 of a second Lead Changes: 6 among 5 drivers Caution Laps: 18 Fastest Lap: 102.576 mph ( 69.0691 sec) on lap 76 by 3 - Helio Castroneves Fastest Leader Lap: 101.943 mph ( 69.4980 sec) on lap 14 by 28 - Ryan Hunter-Reay Verizon P1 Award ($10,000): Ryan Hunter-Reay (01:07.8219, 104.462 mph) Bonus Awards: Mike Conway ($30,000), Will Power ($20,000), Carlos Munoz ($15,000), Juan Pablo Montoya ($10,000), Simon Pagenaud ($9,000), Mikhail Aleshin ($8,000), Oriol Servia ($7,000), Marco Andretti ($5,000), Sebastian Saavedra ($4,000), Carlos Huertas ($2,000) Legend: R = Sunoco Rookie of the Year Candidate All cars use fourth-generation Verizon IndyCar Series Chassis (IR-12) and Firestone tires

Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags: Laps Car # Driver Car Driver Times Laps No Duration Total Reason for Caution 1-26 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 2 51 1 27 to 30 4 Contact: Car 11 in Turn 8 27-28 9 Dixon, Scott 9 Dixon, Scott 2 22 2 41 to 44 4 Contact: Car 11 in Turn 10 29-53 28 Hunter-Reay, Ryan 20 Conway, Mike 1 3 3 56 to 63 8 Contact: Cars 3, 10, 14, 27, 28, 67, & 98 in Turn 4 54 67 Newgarden, Josef 17 Saavedra, Sebastian 1 3 4 68 to 69 2 Spin: Car 15 in Turn 11 55-57 17 Saavedra, Sebastian 67 Newgarden, Josef 1 1 58-77 9 Dixon, Scott 78-80 20 Conway, Mike

Penalties: Car Reason Lap Penalty 11 Service in a Closed Pit 35 Drive-Through 15 Avoidable Contact 37 Drive-Through 18 Passing before the Restart 72 Drive-Through 3 Passing before the Restart 72 Drive-Through

30 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH OFFICIAL BOX SCORE IZOD IndyCar Series Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 21, 2013 p FPSP Car Driver Car Name Comp Running/Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 14 14 Takuma Sato ABC Supply Co./A.J. Foyt Racing Honda 80 Running 53 93 2 211 15 Graham Rahal Midas/Big O Tires Honda 80 Running 40 66 7 324 19 Justin Wilson Dale Coyne Racing Honda 80 Running 35 81 5 41 10 Dario Franchitti Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda 80 Running 34 44 20 5412 JR Hildebrand National Guard Panther Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 30 54 15 618 22 Oriol Servia Panther DRR Chevrolet 80 Running 28 57 14 725 25 Marco Andretti RC Cola Chevrolet 80 Running 26 87 4 817 77 Simon Pagenaud Schmidt Hamilton HP Motorsports Honda 80 Running 24 58 13 919 78 Simona de Silvestro Nuclear Entergy Areva KVRT Chevrolet 80 Running 22 62 9 106 3 Helio Castroneves Auto Club Team Penske Chevrolet 80 Running 20 99 1 1126 9 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda 80 Running 19 89 3 1213 16 James Jakes Acorn Stairlifts Honda 80 Running 18 40 22 1316 67 Josef Newgarden Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Honda 80 Running 17 46 19 1422 18 Ana Beatriz Ipiranga Honda 80 Running 16 30 24 1515 7 Sebastien Bourdais Dragon Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 15 48 18 163 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Honda 80 Running 15 62 8 1727 55 Tristan Vautier (R) Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda 80 Running 13 42 21 1823 20 Ed Carpenter Fuzzy's Vodka/Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet 80 Running 12 36 23 1921 98 Alex Tagliani Barracuda Racing Honda 79 Running 11 50 17 208 11 Tony Kanaan Hydroxycut KV Racing Technology-SH Racing 78 Contact 10 59 12 219 83 Charlie Kimball NovoLog FlexPen Honda 78 Running 9 60 11 2210 5 EJ Viso Team Venezuela-Andretti Autosport-HVM Chevrolet 53 Running 8 52 16 2314 2 AJ Allmendinger Penske Automotive Chevrolet 51 Mechanical 7 18 26 242 1 Ryan Hunter-Reay DHL Chevrolet 49 Contact 7 73 6 255 17 Mike Conway blu eCigs Honda 38 Electrical 5 5 27 267 27 James Hinchcliffe GoDaddy.com Chevrolet 34 Contact 5 61 10 2720 6 Sebastian Saavedra Dragon Racing Chevrolet 1 Contact 5 25 25

Time of Race: 01:50:08.7155 Avg Speed: 85.763 Margin of Victory: Under Caution Lead Changes: 4 Caution Laps: 16 Fastest Lap: 102.619 mph ( 69.0401 sec) on lap 45 by 5 - EJ Viso Fastest Leader Lap: 102.404 mph ( 69.1851 sec) on lap 70 by 14 - Takuma Sato Verizon P1 Award: Dario Franchitti (1:07.2379; 105.369 mph) Bonus Awards: Takuma Sato ($35,000), Graham Rahal ($25,000), Justin Wilson ($20,000), Dario Franchitti ($15,000), JR Hildebrand ($10,000) Legend: R = Rookie All Cars use fourth-generation Dallara chassis (IR12) and Firestone Tires

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 31 OFFICIAL BOX SCORE IZOD IndyCar Series Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 15, 2012 p FPSP Car Driver Car Name Comp Running/Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 112 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet 85 Running 50 127 1 24 77 Simon Pagenaud (R) Schmidt Hamilton HP Motorsports Honda 85 Running 42 100 3 316 27 James Hinchcliffe Team GoDaddy.com Chevrolet 85 Running 35 95 5 419 11 Tony Kanaan Mouser Electronics/GEICO KVRT Chevrolet 85 Running 32 54 11 5420 JR Hildebrand National Guard Panther Racing Chevrolet 85 Running 30 57 10 613 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay Team DHL/Sun Drop Citrus Soda Chevrolet 85 Running 28 81 6 7211 Ryan Briscoe Hitachi Team Penske Chevrolet 85 Running 27 72 7 86 15 Takuma Sato Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Honda 84 Running 24 48 16 9822 Rubens Barrichello BMC/Embrase KV Racing Technology Chevrolet 84 Running 22 59 9 103 18 Justin Wilson Sonny's BBQ Honda 84 Running 20 52 14 1114 19 James Jakes Boy Scouts of America Honda 84 Running 19 43 21 1215 5 EJ Viso CITGO/PDVSA KV Racing Technology Chevrolet 84 Running 18 54 12 1318 3 Helio Castroneves Auto Club Team Penske Chevrolet 84 Running 17 103 2 1424 20 Ed Carpenter Fuzzy's Vodka/Ed Carpenter Racing Chevrolet 83 Running 16 40 23 151 10 Dario Franchitti Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda 82 Running 15 53 13 1623 22 Oriol Servia Lotus-DRR Lotus 82 Running 14 45 19 1725 7 Sebastien Bourdais Lotus-Dragon Racing Lotus 82 Running 13 47 17 189 83 Charlie Kimball NovoLog Flex Pen Honda 80 Running 12 44 20 1926 6 Katherine Legge (R) TrueCar Lotus-Dragon Racing Lotus 80 Running 12 36 25 2017 78 Simona de Silvestro Nuclear Clean Air Energy Lotus-HVM Racing Lotus 74 Mechanical 12 36 26 2110 98 Alex Tagliani Team Barracuda-BHA Lotus 46 Mechanical 12 37 24 227 14 Mike Conway ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt Racing Honda 41 Mechanical 12 50 15 235 9 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing Honda 27 Mechanical 12 96 4 248 38 Graham Rahal Service Central Honda 23 Contact 12 62 8 2521 26 Marco Andretti Team RC Cola Chevrolet 22 Contact 10 45 18 262 67 Josef Newgarden (R) Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Honda 0 Contact 10 42 22

Time of Race: 01:54:01.6082 Avg Speed: 88.021 Margin of Victory: .8675 of a second Lead Changes: 9 among 7 drivers Cautions: 3 for 12 laps Fastest Lap: 102.154 mph ( 69.3541 sec) on lap 73 by 11 - Tony Kanaan Fastest Leader Lap: 101.870 mph ( 69.5474 sec) on lap 65 by 77 - Simon Pagenaud IZOD IndyCar Series Pole Award: #2 Ryan Briscoe Legend: R = Sunoco Rookie of the Year Candidate All Cars use Dallara Chassis and Firestone Tires

Lap Leaders: Lap Leader Summary: Caution Flags:

32 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH OFFICIAL BOX SCORE IZOD IndyCar Series Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach April 17, 2011 p FP SP Car Driver Car Name Comp Running/Reason Out Pts Total Pts Standings 1 3 27 Mike Conway Window World Cares 85 Running 50 74 5 212 6 Ryan Briscoe Penske Truck Rentals 85 Running 42 66 8 3 7 10 Dario Franchitti Target Chip Ganassi Racing 85 Running 35 122 1 4 11 06 James Hinchcliffe (R) Sprott/Newman Haas Racing 85 Running 32 44 17 5 9 77 Alex Tagliani Bowers & Wilkins/Sam Schmidt Motorsports 85 Running 30 73 6 64 2 Oriol Servia Telemundo/Newman Haas Racing 85 Running 28 80 4 720 7 Danica Patrick Team GoDaddy 85 Running 26 57 12 8 10 82 Tony Kanaan GEICO-KV Racing Technology-Lotus 85 Running 24 87 3 9 13 14 Vitor Meira ABC Suppy Co./A.J. Foyt Racing 85 Running 22 64 10 101 12 Will Power Verizon Team Penske 85 Running 21 115 2 1119 17 Raphael Matos Automatic Fire Sprinklers, Inc. 85 Running 19 57 11 12 6 3 Helio Castroneves Auto Club of Southern California 85 Running 18 56 13 1316 38 Graham Rahal Service Central 85 Running 17 42 21 1415 34 Sebastian Saavedra (R) Conquest Racing 85 Running 16 43 20 1523 18 James Jakes (R) Acorn Stairlifts 85 Running 15 40 23 16 25 8 Paul Tracy Dragon Racing - Ralphs Grocery 85 Running 14 14 28 17 27 4 JR Hildebrand (R) National Guard Panther Racing 85 Running 13 49 16 18 8 9 Scott Dixon Target Chip Ganassi Racing 84 Running 12 66 7 1926 24 Ana Beatriz (R) Ipiranga/Dreyer & Reinbold Racing 83 Running 12 28 26 2018 78 Simona de Silvestro Nuclear Clean Air Energy/HVM Racing 82 Running 12 66 9 21 22 5 Takuma Sato KV Racing Technology - Lotus 81 Running 12 56 15 225 22 Justin Wilson Team Z-Line Designs/Dreyer & Reinbold Racing 78 Running 12 44 19 232 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay Team DHL/Sun Drop Citrus Soda 72 Mechanical 12 40 22 2424 83 Charlie Kimball (R) Levemir and Novolog FlexPen 66 Mechanical 12 44 18 2517 59 EJ Viso PDVSA - KV Racing Technology-Lotus 59 Contact 10 34 25 2614 26 Marco Andretti Team Venom Energy 37 Mechanical 10 54 14 2721 19 Sebastien Bourdais Boy Scouts of America 27 Contact 10 34 24

Time of Race: 01:53:11.1000 Avg Speed: 88.676 Margin of Victory: 6.3203 seconds Lead Changes: 7 among 6 drivers Caution Laps: 3 for 12 laps Fastest Lap: 100.266 mph ( 70.6597 sec) on lap 84 by 10 - Dario Franchitti Fastest Leader Lap: 100.163 mph ( 70.7328 sec) on lap 83 by 27 - Mike Conway Peak Performance Award: #12 Will Power (1:09.0649; 102.582 mph) Bonus Awards: Mike Conway ($35,000), Ryan Briscoe ($25,000), Dario Franchitti ($20,000), James Hinchcliffe ($15,000), Alex Tagliani ($10,000) Legend: R = Rookie All Cars use Dallara Chassis, Firestone Tires, and Honda Engines

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Combined Qualifying Session Report- Official Combined Qualifying Session Report- Official Round 2 Round 2

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36 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH The Champ Car World Series Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Long Beach Street Circuit Long Beach, California Box Score Sunday, April 15, 2007 Round 2

Fin Qul Car Driver Residence (Country) Sponsor - Team Qual Qual Laps StatusLag Race Tot. Seas Pos Pos Num Time Speed Pts Pts Rank 111 Sebastien Bourdais St. Petersburg, Florida (FRA) McDonald's Racing Team - Newman Haas Lanigan 1:07.546 104.889 78 Running 3240 3 Racing 2315 Oriol Servia Miami, Florida (SPN) INDECK - Forsythe Championship Racing 1:08.922 102.79478 Running 2.614 2828 9 352 Will Power Carmel, Indiana (AUS) Aussie Vineyards - Team Australia 1:07.695 104.65878 Running 3.867 2659 1 497 Justin Wilson Denver, Colorado (ENG) CDW - RSPORTS 1:08.200 103.88378 Running 5.326 2330 7 584 Alex Tagliani Las Vegas, Nevada (CAN) LXN2 - RSPORTS 1:08.047 104.11678 Running 6.180 2144 2 68 19 Bruno Junqueira Miami, Florida (BRA) Sonny's Bar-B-Q - Dale Coyne Racing 1:08.430 103.53478 Running 6.395 1936 4 712 21 Neel Jani (R) Jens, Switzerland (CHE) Red Bull-Gulfstream PKV Racing - PKV Racing 1:08.609 103.26378 Running 7.711 1728 10 825 Graham Rahal (R) Hilliard, Ohio (USA) MEDIZONE Racing Team - Newman Haas Lanigan 1:08.170 103.92878 Running 8.268 1519 14 Racing 916 28 Ryan Dalziel (R) Orlando, Florida (SCT) PCM - Pacific Coast Motorsports 1:09.070 102.57478 Running 8.963 1323 12 1018 11 Katherine Legge Haslemere, Surrey (ENG) Dale Coyne Racing - Dale Coyne Racing 1:09.766 101.55178 Running 9.887 1130 8 119 22 Tristan Gommendy (R) Paris, France (FRA) Pay By Touch-Megaspiera PKV Racing - PKV Racing 1:08.527 103.38778 Running 10.336 1031 6 1214 4 Dan Clarke Maidenhead, Berkshire (ENG) Ticketmaster/Synapse Power/The Australian Pink 1:08.890 102.84277 Running 1 lap 915 17 Floyd Show - Minardi Team USA 136 14 Robert Doornbos (R) Monte Carlo, Monaco (NLD) Muermans/Jumbo Supermarkten/Mediamall - Minardi 1:08.183 103.90974 Running 4 laps 835 5 Team USA 143 15 Simon Pagenaud (R) Indianapolis, Indiana (FRA) Aussie Vineyards - Team Australia 1:07.883 104.36873 Running 5 laps 817 16 1513 42 Matt Halliday (R) Mt. Roskill, Auckland (NZL) 42 Below - Conquest Racing 1:08.864 102.88172 Mechanical 6 laps 611 18 1617 29 Alex Figge (R) Denver, Colorado (USA) Imperial Capital Bank - Pacific Coast Motorsports 1:09.151 102.45469 Contact 9 laps 521 13 1710 7 Mario Dominguez Mexico City, Mexico (MEX) Telmex/Banca Mifel - Forsythe Championship Racing 1:08.554 103.3467 Contact 71 laps 417 15 Lap Leaders Total Lead Laps Race Information Caution Flags Car Driver From To Total Driver Track Type: ROAD; Length: 1.968 Miles From To Total Reason 1Sebastien Bourdais1 31 31 Sebastien Bourdais 58 Race Length: 78 Laps; 153.504 Miles Lap Lap Laps 3Oriol Servia32 38 7 Tristan Gommendy (R) 13 Time of Race: 1:40:43.975 --New record-- 9311 Contact Car 7 1Sebastien Bourdais39 54 16 Oriol Servia 7 Average Speed: 91.432 mph 5457 4 Contact Car 15 22Tristan Gommendy (R)55 67 13 Margin of Victory: 2.614 sec 7276 5 Contact Car 29 1Sebastien Bourdais68 78 11 Fastest Race Lap: 1:08.594 103.286 mph by Car # 15 Most Improved: Car # 3

Track Length 1.968 Miles / 3.167 km (R) Designates a series rookie Engine: Cosworth XFE; Chassis: DP01; Tire: Bridgestone © Champ Car World Series Printed:April 15, 2007 3:11 PM

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Fin Qul Car Driver Residence (Country) Sponsor (Engine/Chassis/Tire) Qual Qual Laps StatusLag Race Tot. Seas Pos Pos Num Time Speed Pts Pts Rank 111 Sebastien Bourdais St. Petersburg, FL (FRA) McDonald's - Newman Haas Racing (F/L/B) 1:06.886 105.924 74 Running 3535 1 292 Justin Wilson Northampton, England (ENG) CDW - RuSPORT (F/L/B) 1:07.208 105.41674 Running 14.096 2727 2 37 15 Alex Tagliani Las Vegas, NV (CAN) Aussie Vineyards - Team Australia (F/L/B) 1:07.717 104.62474 Running 20.485 2525 3 475 Mario Dominguez Mexico City, Mexico (MEX) Indeck - Forsythe Championship Racing (F/L/B) 1:07.301 105.27074 Running 22.612 2323 4 510 19 Cristiano da Matta Miami, FL (BRZ) Sonny's Bar-B-Q - Dale Coyne Racing (F/L/B) 1:07.982 104.21674 Running 36.800 2121 5 616 27 Andrew Ranger Montreal, Quebec (CAN) Tide/Mi-Jack - Mi-Jack Conquest Racing (F/L/B) 1:08.855 102.89474 Running 54.924 2020 6 714 11 Jan Heylen (R) Geel, Belgium (BEL) Sonny's Bar-B-Q - Dale Coyne Racing (F/L/B) 1:08.641 103.21574 Running 1:01.648 1818 7 817 20 Katherine Legge (R) Haslemere, Surrey, England Gulfstream/Bell Micro - PKV Racing (F/L/B) 1:09.254 102.30274 Running 1:02.208 1515 8 (ENG) 959 Will Power (R) Toowomba, Queensland (AUS) Aussie Vineyards - Team Australia (F/L/B) 1:07.965 104.24273 Running 1 lap 1313 9 1011 8 Antonio Pizzonia (R) Monaco, Monte Carlo (BRZ) Rotax/Rocketsports - Rocketsports (F/L/B) 1:08.242 103.81973 Running 1 lap 1111 10 1113 14 Dan Clarke (R) Maidenhead, Berkshire (ENG) CTE Racing HVM - CTE Racing HVM (F/L/B) 1:08.410 103.56472 Running 2 laps 1010 11 1218 34 Charles Zwolsman (R) Flevoland, Netherlands (NTH) Mi-Jack - Mi-Jack Conquest Racing (F/L/B) 1:09.554 101.86067 Contact 7 laps 99 12 1315 4 Nelson Philippe Key Biscayne, FL (FRA) CTE Racing HVM - CTE Racing HVM (F/L/B) 1:08.647 103.20646 Mechanical 28 laps 88 13 1412 12 Jimmy Vasser Las Vegas, NV (USA) Gulfstream/Bell Micro - PKV Racing (F/L/B) 1:08.246 103.81324 Mechanical 50 laps 77 14 153 2 Bruno Junqueira Miami, FL (BRZ) - Newman Haas Racing (F/L/B) 1:07.225 105.3891 Contact 73 laps 66 15 164 10 A.J. Allmendinger Denver, CO (USA) RuSPORT - RuSPORT (F/L/B) 1:07.249 105.3520 Contact 74 laps 55 16 176 3 Paul Tracy Ft. Lauderdale, FL (CAN) Indeck - Forsythe Championship Racing (F/L/B) 1:07.408 105.1030 Contact 74 laps 44 17 188 6 Oriol Servia Miami, FL (SPN) Gulfstream/Bell Micro - PKV Racing (F/L/B) 1:07.869 104.3890 Contact 74 laps 33 18 Lap Leaders Total Lead Laps Race Information Caution Flags Car Driver From To Total Driver Track Type: ROAD; Length: 1.968 Miles From To Total Reason Lap Lap Laps 1Sebastien Bourdais1 47 47 Sebastien Bourdais 70 Race Length: 74 Laps; 145.632 Miles 11Jan Heylen (R)48 51 4 Time of Race: 1:40:07.670 Jan Heylen (R) 4 --New record-- 1 44 Cars 6,3,2,10 Contact at Turn 1 1Sebastien Bourdais52 74 23 Average Speed: 87.268 mph Margin of Victory: 14.096 sec 13 153 Car 14 Contact Fastest Race Lap: 1:07.931 --New record-- 25 273 Car 12 Stopped on Course 104.290 mph by Car # 1 36 383 Car 20 Spin/Stalled Most Improved: Car # 27 50 545 Car 8 Stopped on Course

Track Length 1.968 Miles / 3.167 km © Champ Car World Series Codes: Engine: F=Ford-Cosworth XFE; Chassis: L=Lola, R=Reynard; Tire: B=Bridgestone; (R) Designates a series rookie Printed:April 9, 2006 3:20 PM

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70 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Podium Finishes, 1975-2016 Year Winner (Laps Led) Second (Laps Led) Third (Laps Led) Time Laps (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Margin) (Circuit Length)

2016 Simon Pagenaud (28) Scott Dixon (2) Helio Castroneves (47)* 1:33:54.484 80 (#22) PPG Penske Chev DW12 ((#9) Target Chip Ganassi Chev DW12 (#3) Auto Club Penske Chev DW12 (0.303 sec.) (1.968 mi.) 2015 Scott Dixon (44) Helio Castroneves (31)* Juan Pablo Montoya 1:37:35.235 80 (#9) Target Chip Ganassi Chev DW12 ((#3) Auto Club Penske Chev DW12 (#2) Verizon Team Penske Chev DW12 (2.222) (1.968) 2014 Mike Conway (3) Will Power Carlos Munoz 1:54:41.642 80 (#20) Fuzzy's Vodka/ECR Chev DW12 ((#12) Verizon Team Penske Chev DW12 (#34) Cinsay Andretti TV Honda DW12 (0.901) (1.968) 2013 Takuma Sato (50) Graham Rahal Justin Wilson 1:50:08.716 80 (#14) ABC Supply Honda DW12 (#15) Midas/Big O Tires Honda DW12 (#19) Dale Coyne Racing Honda DW12 (5.361) (1.968) 2012 Will Power (15) Simon Pagenaud (26) James Hinchcliffe 1:54:01.608 85 (#12) Verizon Team Penske Chev DW12 (#77) Schmidt Hamilton HP Honda DW12 (#27) Team GoDaddy.com Chev DW12 (0.8675) (1.968) 2011 Mike Conway (14) Ryan Briscoe (35) Dario Franchitti 1:53:11.100 85 (#27) Window World Cares Honda Dal (#6) Penske Truck Rentals Honda Dal (#10) Target Chip Ganassi Honda Dal (6.320) (1.968) 2010 Ryan Hunter-Reay (64) Justin Wilson Will Power (19)* 1:47:12.540 85 (#37) Team IZOD Honda Dal (#22) Team Z-Line Designs Honda Dal (#12) Verizon Team Penske Honda Dal (5.605) (1.968) 2009 Dario Franchitti (51) Will Power (16)* Tony Kanaan (7) 1:58.47.466 85 (#10) Target Chip Ganassi Honda Dal (#12) Team Verizon Wiireless Honda Dal (#11) Team 7-Eleven Honda Dal (3.318) (1.968 ) 2008 Will Power (81) Franck Montagny Mario Dominguez 1:45.25.415 83 (#8) Team Australia Cos DP01 (#7) Indeck-Forsythe Cos DP01 (#96) Pac. Coast Motorsports Cos DP01 (5.094) (1.968.) 2007 Sebastien Bourdais (58)* Oriol Servia (7) Will Power 1:40:43.975 78 (#1) McDonald’s Cos DP01 (#3) Indeck-Forsythe Cos DP01 (#5) Aussie Vineyards Cos DP01 (2.614) (1.968) 2006 Sebastien Bourdais (70)* Justin Wilson Alex Tagliani 1:40:07.670 74 (#1) McDonald’s Ford Cos LT (#9) CDW Ford Cos LT (#15) Aussie Vineyards Ford Cos LT (14.096 ) (1.968) 2005 Sebastien Bourdais (37) Paul Tracy (23)* Bruno Junqueira (8) 1:46:29.768 81 (#1) McDonald’s Ford Cos LT (#3) Indeck-Forsythe Ford Cos LT (#2) PacifiCare Ford Cos LT (4.138 ) (1.968) 2004 Paul Tracy (78) Bruno Junqueira (1)* Sebastien Bourdais 1:44:12.348 81 (#1) Indeck-Forsythe Ford Cos LT (#6) PacifiCare Ford Cos LT (#2) McDonald’s Ford Cos LT (5,681) (1.968) 2003 Paul Tracy (33) Adrian Fernandez Bruno Junqueira 1:56:01.792 90 (#3) Player’s Indeck Ford Cos LT (#51) Tecate Quaker State Ford Cos LT (#1) PacifiCare Ford Cos LT (4.544) (1.968) 2002 Michael Andretti (43) Jimmy Vasser (14)* Max Papis 2:02:14.542 90 (#39) Motorola Honda RI (#8) Shell Ford Cos LT (#22) Rockwell Ford Cos LT (0.466) (1.968) 2001 Helio Castroneves (82)* Cristiano da Matta Gil de Ferran 1:52:17.779 82 (#3) Marlboro Team Penske Honda RI (#6) Newman/Haas Toyota LT (#1) Marlboro Team Penske Honda RI (0.534) (1.968) 2000 Paul Tracy (21) Helio Castroneves Jimmy Vasser 1:57:11.132 82 (#26) KOOL Honda RI (#3) Marlboro Team Penske Honda RI (#12) Target/Ganassi Toyota LT (3.191) (1.968) 1999 Juan Pablo Montoya (40) Dario Franchitti Bryan Herta (1) 1:45:48.688 85 (#4) Target/Ganassi Honda RI (#27) KOOL Honda RI (#8) Shell Ford Cos RI (2.805) (1.824) 1998 Alex Zanardi (2) Dario Franchitti (2) Bryan Herta (26)* 1:51:29.113 105 (#1) Target/Ganassi Honda RI (#27) KOOL Honda RI (#8) Shell Ford Cos RI (2.197) (1.574) 1997 Alex Zanardi (41) Mauricio Gugelmin Scott Pruett 1:46:17.792 105 (#4) Target/Ganassi Honda RI (#17) Hollywood Mercedes RI (#20) Brahma Ford Cos RI (3.820) (1.586) 1996 Jimmy Vasser (4) Parker Johnstone Al Unser Jr. 1:44:02.363 105 (#12) Target/Ganassi Honda R96I (#49) Motorola Reynard Honda R96I (#2) Marlboro Penske Mercedes PC (3.447) (1.586) 1995 Al Unser Jr. (74) Scott Pruett Teo Fabi (13) 1:49:32.667 105 (#1) Marlboro Penske Mercedes PC95 (#20) Patrick Racing Ford Cos LT95 (#33) Combustion/Indeck Ford Cos R951 (23.125) (1.586) 1994 Al Unser Jr. (61) Nigel Mansell Robby Gordon (2) 1:40:53.582 105 (#31) Marlboro Penske 94 Ilmor V8 (#1) Kmart Texaco Havoline Ford Cos LT94 (#9) Valvoline/Cummins Ford Cos LT94 (39.107) (1.586) 1993 Paul Tracy (81) Bobby Rahal Nigel Mansell (24)* (R) 1:47:36.418 105 (#12) Marlboro Penske Chevy V8 PC93 (#1) Miller Genuine Draft Chevy V8 RH (#5) Kmart/Texaco Havoline Ford Cos L93 (12.658) (1.586) 1992 Danny Sullivan (7) Bobby Rahal Emerson Fittipaldi 1:48:56.715 105 (#18) Molson-Kraco-STP Chevy V8 G92 (#12) Miller Genuine Draft Chevy V8 L92 (#5) Marlboro Penske 92 Chevy V8 (0.596) (1.586) 1991 Al Unser Jr. (93) Bobby Rahal Eddie Cheever 1:57:14.162 95 (#1) Team Valvoline Chevrolet L91 (#18) STP-Kraco Chevrolet L91 (#8) Target-Scotch Chevrolet L91 (3.892) (1.67)

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 71 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Podium Finishes, 1975-2016 cont. Year Winner (Laps Led) Second (Laps Led) Third (Laps Led) Time Laps (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Car), Sponsor, Engine, Chassis (Margin) (Circuit Length) 1990 Al Unser Jr. (91)* Emerson Fittipaldi Danny Sullivan 1:53:00.937 95 (#5) Team Valvoline Chevrolet L90 (#1) Marlboro Penske Chevrolet 90 (#7) Marlboro Penske Chevrolet 90 (1.724) (1.67) 1989 Al Unser Jr. (84)* Michael Andretti (3) Emerson Fittipaldi 1:51:19.786 95 (#2) Team Valvoline Chevrolet LT8900 (#6) Kmart/Havoline Chevrolet LT8900 (#20) Marlboro Penske Chevrolet PC-17 (12.377) (1.67) 1988 Al Unser Jr. (73) Bobby Rahal Kevin Cogan 1:53:47.340 95 (#3) Team Valvoline Chevrolet March 88C (#1) Budweiser Truesports Judd Lola T8800 (#11) Schaefer/Playboy Cos March 87C (1 lap + 33.482) (1.67) 1987 Mario Andretti (95)* Al Unser Jr. Tom Sneva 1:51:33.036 95 (#5) Hanna Auto Wash Chevrolet LT8700 (#30) Domino's Pizza Cos March 87C (#33) Skoal Bandit Cos March 87C (1 + 29.350) (1.67) 1986 Michael Andretti (47) Al Unser Jr. (15) Geoff Brabham 1:57:34.180 95 (#18) Kraco-STP-Lean Machine Cos M86 (#30) Domino's Pizza Cos Lola T8600 (#8) Valvoline Spirit Cos Lola T8600 (0.380) (1.67) 1985 Mario Andretti (70)* Emerson Fittipaldi Danny Sullivan (20) 1:42:50.070 90 (#1) Newman/Haas Beatrice Cos Lola T900 (#40) 7-Eleven Cos March 85C (#4) Miller High Life Cos March 85C (60.130) (1.67) 1984 Mario Andretti (112)* Geoff Brabham Tom Sneva 2:15:23 112 (#3) Budweiser Haas Cos Lola (#18) Electrolux-Kraco Cos March (#4) Texaco Star Cos March (63.2) (1.67) 1983 John Watson (32) Niki Lauda Rene Arnoux 1:53:34.889 75 (#7) Marlboro MP4/1C (#8) Marlboro MP4/1C (#28) Ferrari 126/C2B (27.993) (2.035) 1982 Niki Lauda (61) Keke Rosberg Ricardo Patrese ^ 1:58:25.318 75 (#8) Marlboro McLaren MP4B/4 (#6) TAG Williams FW07D/15 (#2) Parmalat/Brabham BT49C/15 (14.66) (2.129) 1981 Alan Jones (49) Carlos Reutemann (7) Nelson Piquet 1:50:41.330 80 (#1) Albilad Williams/FW07B (#2) Albilad Williams/FW07B (#5) Parmalat/Brabham BT49C (9.190) (2.02) 1980 Nelson Piquet (80)* Ricardo Patrese Emerson Fittipaldi 1:50:18.550 80 (#5) Parmalat/Brabham BT49 (#29) Warsteiner/Penthouse/Arrows A-3 (#20) Skol/Fittipaldi F-7 (49.280) (2.02) 1979 Gilles Villeneuve (80)* Jody Scheckter Alan Jones 1:50:25.400 80 (#12) Ferrari/Ferrari 312 T4 (#11) Ferrari/Ferrari 312 T4 (#27) Albilad-Saudia Williams FW06 (29.380) (2.02) 1978 Carlos Reutemann (42)* Mario Andretti Patrick Depailler 1:52:01.301 80 (#11) Ferrari T2 (#5) John Player/Lotus Mk 111 (#4) 1st Nat. City/ELF Tyrrell 008 (11.301) (2.02) 1977 Mario Andretti (4) Niki Lauda* Jody Scheckter (76) 1:51:35.470 80 (#5) John Player Lotus (#11) Ferrari (#20) Wolf/Ford (0.773) (2.02) 1976 Clay Regazzoni (80)* Niki Lauda Patrick Depailler 1:53:18.471 80 (#2) SPA Ferrari Sefac (#1) SPA Ferrari Sefac (#4) ELF Team Tyrrell (42.414) (2.00) 1975 Brian Redman (15) Vern Schuppan Eppie Wietzes 1:10:12.042 50 (#1) Boraxo Lola T332 (#48) Jorgensen Eagle (#94) Formula Racing Lola T400M (29.946) (2.02)

* Pole position; ^ Moved up from 4th due to DQ of Gilles Villeneuve Engines: Cos=Cosworth; Ford Cos=Ford Cosworth; Chev=Chevrolet. Chassis: LT=Lola; PC=Penske; R**I=Reynard; DP01=Panoz DP01; Dal=Dallara; DW12=Dallara DW12

72 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Fastest Qualifiers, 1975-2016

Year Type Name (Laps Led) Car Time Speed Finish 2016 IndyCar Helio Castroneves (47) (#3) Auto Club Penske Chev DW12 67.125 sec. 105.547 mph 3rd 2015 IndyCar Helio Castroneves (31) (#3) Auto Club Penske Chev DW12 66.629 106.331 2nd 2014 IndyCar Ryan Hunter-Reay (51) (#1) DHL Honda DW12 67.822 104.462 20th 2013 IndyCar Dario Franchitti (27) (#10) Target Chip Ganassi Honda DW12 67.238 105.369 4th 2012 IndyCar Ryan Briscoe* (5) (#2) Hitachi Team Penske Chev DW12 68.609 103.264 7th 2011 IndyCar Will Power (29) (#12) Verizon Team Penske Honda Dal 69.065 102.582 10th 2010 IndyCar Will Power (19) (#12) Verizon Team Penske Honda Dal 69.319 102.206 3rd 2009 IndyCar Will Power (16) (#12) Team Verizon Wireless Honda Dal 69.711 101.631 2nd 2008 Champ Car Justin Wilson (0) (#2) McDonald's Cos DP01 66.902 105.898 19th 2007 Champ Car Sebastien Bourdais (58) (#1) McDonald's Cos DP01 67.546 104.889 Won 2006 Champ Car Sebastien Bourdais (70) (#1) McDonald’s Ford Cos LT 66.886 105.924 Won 2005 Champ Car Paul Tracy (23) (#3) Indeck-Forsythe Ford Cos LT 67.485 104.983 2nd 2004 Champ Car Bruno Junqueira (1) (#6) PacifiCare Ford Cos LT 68.913 102.898 2nd 2003 CART Michel Jourdain Jr. (48) (#9) Gigante Ford Cos LT 68.177 103.918 15th 2002 CART Jimmy Vasser (14) (#8) Shell Ford Cos LT 67.742 104.585 2nd 2001 CART Helio Castroneves (82) (#3) Marlboro Team Penske Honda RI 68.556 103.343 Won 2000 CART Gil de Ferran (30) (#2) Marlboro Team Penske Honda RI 67.494 104.969 7th 1999 CART Tony Kanaan (44) (#44) McDonald's Championship Racing Honda RI 61.109 107.454 22nd 1998 CART Bryan Herta (26) (#8) Shell Ford Cos RI 50.945 111.626 3rd 1997 CART Gil de Ferran (26) (#5) Valvoline/Cummins Special Honda RI 51.293 111.313 21st 1996 CART Gil de Ferran (38) (#8) Pennzoil Special Honda R961 52.208 109.363 5th 1995 CART Michael Andretti (17) (#6) Kmart/Texaco Havoline Ford Cos LT95 52.482 108.792 9th 1994 CART Paul Tracy (20) (#3) Marlboro Penske 94 Ilmor V8 52.780 108.177 20th 1993 CART Nigel Mansell (24) (#5) Kmart/Texaco Havoline Ford Cos L93 52.903 107.926 3rd 1992 CART Michael Andretti (44) (#1) Kmart/Havoline Ford Cos L92 53.872 105.985 16th 1991 CART Michael Andretti (2) (#2) Kmart/Havoline Chevrolet L91 66.306 90.671 16th 1990 CART Al Unser Jr. (91) (#5) Team Valvoline Chevrolet L90 66.798 90.003 Won 1989 CART Al Unser Jr. (84) (#2) Team Valvoline Chevrolet Lola T8900 66.255 90.740 Won 1988 CART Danny Sullivan (17) (#9) Miller High Life Penske Chevrolet PC-17 66.607 90.261 13th 1987 CART Mario Andretti (95) (#5) Hanna Auto Wash Chevrolet Lola T8700 N/A 91.249 Won 1986 CART Danny Sullivan (30) (#4) Miller American March Cosworth 86C 66.565 90.318 11th 1985 CART Mario Andretti (70) (#1) Newman/Haas Beatrice Cosworth Lola T-900 65.213 92.190 Won 1984 CART Mario Andretti (112) (#3) Budweiser Haas Cosworth Lola 66.263 90.729 Won 1983 Formula One Patrick Tambay (24) (#27) Ferrari 126/C2B 86.117 85.070 22nd 1982 Formula One Andrea De Cesaris (14) (#22) Autodelta Alfa Romeo 182/2 87.310 87.802 12th 1981 Formula One Ricardo Patrese (24) (#29) Penthouse-Ragno Arrows A3 79.339 91.563 17th 1980 Formula One Nelson Piquet (80) (#5) Parmalat/Brabham BT49 77.690 93.578 Won 1979 Formula One Gilles Villeneuve (80) (#12) Ferrari/Ferrari 312 T4 78.825 92.255 Won 1978 Formula One Carlos Reutemann (42) (#11) Ferrari T2 80.636 90.183 Won 1977 Formula One Niki Lauda (0) (#11) Ferrari 81.650 89.805 2nd 1976 Formula One Clay Regazzoni (80) (#2) SPA Ferrari Sefac 83.099 87.530 Won 1975 Formula 5000 Mario Andretti (20) (#5) Viceroy/Hilton Lola T332 N/A 88.450 13th * - started 11th due to IndyCar penalty on Chevrolet engines

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 73 TGPLB Pole Positions Won

Mario Andretti 4 Michael Andretti 3 Helio Castroneves 3 Gil de Ferran 3 Will Power 3 Sebastien Bourdais 2 Danny Sullivan 2 Paul Tracy 2 Al Unser Jr. 2 Ryan Briscoe 1 Andrea De Cesaris 1 Dario Franchitti 1 Bryan Herta 1 Ryan Hunter-Reay 1 Michel Jourdain Jr. 1 Bruno Junqueira 1 Tony Kanaan 1 Niki Lauda 1 Nigel Mansell 1 Ricardo Patrese 1 Nelson Piquet 1 Clay Regazzoni 1 Carlos Reutemann 1 Patrick Tambay 1 Jimmy Vasser 1 Gilles Villeneuve 1 Justin Wilson 1

TGPLB Winners Who Were Series Champions the Same Year Year Series Driver 2016 IndyCar Simon Pagenaud 2015 IndyCar Scott Dixon 2009 IndyCar Dario Franchitti 2007 Champ Car Sebastien Bourdais 2006 Champ Car Sebastien Bourdais 2005 Champ Car Sebastien Bourdais 2003 CART Paul Tracy 1999 CART Juan Pablo Montoya 1998 CART Alex Zanardi 1997 CART Alex Zanardi 1996 CART Jimmy Vasser 1994 CART Al Unser Jr. 1990 CART Al Unser Jr. 1984 CART Mario Andretti 1975 Formula 5000 Brian Redman

74 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH TGPLB Drivers with Podium Finishes, 1975-2016 Name Sts. Wins 2nd 3rd Pct. 4th 5th 6-10 Pole Laps Led Al Unser Jr. 15 6 2 1 60.0 2 0 1 2 545 Mario Andretti 19 4 1 0 26.3 2 3 0 4 314 Paul Tracy 17 4 1 0 29.4 2 0 2 1 256 Sebastien Bourdais 11 3 0 1 36.4 0 0 2 0 169 Will Power 11 2 2 2 54.5 0 0 3 3 162 Michael Andretti 18 2 1 0 16.7 2 0 5 3 169 Alex Zanardi 4 2 0 0 50.0 0 0 0 0 44 Mike Conway 6 2 0 0 33.3 0 0 1 0 17 Niki Lauda 5 1 3 0 80.0 0 0 0 1 61 Dario Franchitti 11 1 2 1 36.4 1 0 2 1 84 Helio Castroneves 12 1 2 1 33.3 0 0 4 3 179 Jimmy Vasser 16 1 1 1 18.8 1 1 6 1 38 Simon Pagenaud 5 1 1 0 40.0 1 1 0 0 54 Scott Dixon 10 1 1 0 20.0 1 0 0 0 71 Carlos Reutemann 6 1 1 0 33.3 0 0 0 1 49 Danny Sullivan 12 1 0 2 25.0 0 0 4 2 74 Juan Pablo Montoya 5 1 0 1 40.0 1 0 0 0 40 Nelson Piquet 5 1 0 1 40.0 0 0 1 1 80 Alan Jones 6 1 0 1 33.3 0 0 1 0 49 John Watson 8 1 0 0 12.5 1 0 1 0 32 Takuma Sato 7 1 0 0 14.3 0 1 1 0 66 Ryan Hunter-Reay 11 1 0 0 9.1 0 0 3 1 122 Clay Regazzoni 5 1 0 0 20.0 0 0 1 1 80 Gilles Villeneuve 5 1 0 0 20.0 0 0 0 1 118 Brian Redman 1 1 0 0 100.0 0 0 0 0 15 Bobby Rahal 15 0 4 0 26.7 1 0 1 0 1 Emerson Fittipaldi 18 0 2 3 27.8 0 1 2 0 22 Justin Wilson 11 0 2 1 27.3 2 0 2 0 16 Bruno Junqueira 8 0 1 2 37.5 0 0 2 0 9 Jody Scheckter 6 0 1 1 33.3 0 1 0 0 76 Ricardo Patrese 6 0 1 1 33.3 0 0 2 1 24 Scott Pruett 9 0 1 1 22.2 0 0 2 0 0 Geoff Brabham 4 0 1 1 50.0 0 0 1 0 0 Nigel Mansell 2 0 1 1 100.0 0 0 0 1 24 Adrian Fernandez 11 0 1 0 9.1 2 0 3 0 2 Oriol Servia 13 0 1 0 7.7 0 1 4 0 12 Mauricio Gugelmin 8 0 1 0 12.5 0 1 3 0 0 Cristiano da Matta 6 0 1 0 16.7 0 1 2 0 30 Parker Johnstone 2 0 1 0 50.0 0 1 0 0 0 Ryan Briscoe 5 0 1 0 20.0 0 0 2 1 40 Graham Rahal 10 0 1 0 10.0 0 0 1 0 0 Franck Montagny 1 0 1 0 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 Vern Schuppan 1 0 1 0 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 Keke Rosberg 4 0 1 0 25.0 0 0 0 0 0 Patrick Depailler 5 0 0 2 40.0 1 1 0 0 0 Tom Sneva 5 0 0 2 40.0 1 0 2 0 3 Bryan Herta 7 0 0 2 28.6 0 1 2 1 27 Mario Dominguez 7 0 0 1 14.3 1 3 0 0 1 Alex Tagliani 14 0 0 1 7.1 1 2 4 0 4 Tony Kanaan 12 0 0 1 8.3 1 2 3 1 51 Eddie Cheever 9 0 0 1 11.1 1 1 1 0 0 Teo Fabi 4 0 0 1 25.0 1 0 1 0 13 James Hinchcliffe 6 0 0 1 16.7 1 0 1 0 0 Gil de Ferran 7 0 0 1 14.3 0 1 2 3 207 Rene Arnoux 4 0 0 1 25.0 0 0 2 0 0 Carlos Munoz 3 0 0 1 33.3 0 0 1 0 0 Max Papis 6 0 0 1 16.7 0 0 1 0 0 Eppie Wietzes 1 0 0 1 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 Kevin Cogan 2 0 0 1 50.0 0 0 0 0 0 Robby Gordon 4 0 0 1 25.0 0 0 0 0 2

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 75 Current IndyCar Teams with TGPLB Podium Finishes, 1984-2016*

Name Sts. Wins 2nd 3rd Pct. Poles

Team Penske 62 6 6 9 33.9 11 Chip Ganassi Racing 46 6 1 3 21.7 1 Andretti Autosport 30 2 0 3 16.7 1 Ed Carpenter Racing 12 1 0 0 8.3 0 A.J. Foyt Racing 17 1 0 0 5.9 0 Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing 27 0 3 0 11.1 2 Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 9 0 1 0 11.1 0 Dale Coyne Racing 54 0 0 1 1.9 0 * Team records include current and former sponsors

Total TGPLB Laps Led, 1975-2016 Patrick Tambay 24 Emerson Fittipaldi 22 Al Unser Jr. 545 Jacques Laffite 19 Mario Andretti 314 Mike Conway 17 Paul Tracy 256 Justin Wilson 16 Gil de Ferran 207 Tony Brise 15 Helio Castroneves 179 Brian Redman 15 Michael Andretti 169 Andrea De Cesaris 14 Sebastien Bourdais 169 Teo Fabi 13 Will Power 162 Tristan Gommendy 13 Ryan Hunter-Reay 122 Oriol Servia 12 Gilles Villeneuve 118 Roberto Moreno 11 Dario Franchitti 84 Bruno Junqueira 9 Nelson Piquet 80 Takuya Kurosawa 7 Clay Regazzoni 80 Marco Andretti 6 Jody Scheckter 76 J.J. Lehto 5 Danny Sullivan 74 Jack Hawksworth 4 Scott Dixon 71 Jan Heylen 4 Takuma Sato 66 Alex Tagliani 4 Niki Lauda 61 Kenny Brack 3 Simon Pagenaud 54 Charlie Kimball 3 Tony Kanaan 51 Sebastian Saavedra 3 Alan Jones 49 Tom Sneva 3 Carlos Reutemann 49 Ronnie Bremer 2 Michel Jourdain Jr. 48 Patrick Carpentier 2 Alex Zanardi 44 Adrian Fernandez 2 Ryan Briscoe 40 Robby Gordon 2 Juan Pablo Montoya 40 Raphael Matos 2 Jimmy Vasser 38 Greg Moore 2 John Watson 32 Mario Dominguez 1 Raul Boesel 31 Memo Gidley 1 Cristiano da Matta 30 Josef Newgarden 1 Bryan Herta 27 Bobby Rahal 1 Nigel Mansell 24 EJ Viso 1 Ricardo Patrese 24

76 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH TGPLB Wins From the Furthest Starting Positions

Year Winner Started Type 1983 John Watson 22nd Formula One 2014 Mike Conway 17th IndyCar 2000 Paul Tracy 17th Champ Car 2002 Michael Andretti 15th Champ Car 2012 Will Power 12th IndyCar 1998 Alex Zanardi 11th Champ Car

Most TGPLB Starts

Driver Number Mario Andretti 19 Michael Andretti 18 Emerson Fittipaldi 18 Paul Tracy 17 Jimmy Vasser 16 Bobby Rahal 15 Al Unser Jr. 15 Alex Tagliani 14 Oriol Servia 13 Raul Boesel 12 Helio Castroneves 12 Tony Kanaan 12 Danny Sullivan 12

BOLD indicates active driver

Most Consecutive TGPLB Starts

Driver Number Years Bobby Rahal 15 1984-98 Al Unser Jr. 15 1984-98 Jimmy Vasser 15 1992-2006 Alex Tagliani 14 2000-13 Paul Tracy 14 1993-2006 Emerson Fittipaldi 13 1984-96 Mario Andretti 11 1984-94 Adrian Fernandez 11 1993-2003 Will Power 11 2006-16 Danny Sullivan 11 1983-93 Justin Wilson 11 2004-14 Graham Rahal 10 2007-16

BOLD indicates current streak

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 77 Closest TGPLB Finishes

Year Winner Margin Runner-Up 2016 Simon Pagenaud 0.303 sec. Scott Dixon 1986 Michael Andretti 0.380 Al Unser Jr. 2002 Michael Andretti 0.466 Jimmy Vasser 2001 Helio Castroneves 0.534 Cristiano Da Matta 1992 Danny Sullivan 0.596 Bobby Rahal

Largest TGPLB Victory Margins

Year Winner Margin Runner-Up 1988 Al Unser Jr. 1 lap + 33.482 sec. Bobby Rahal 1987 Mario Andretti 1 lap + 29.350 Al Unser Jr. 1984 Mario Andretti 63.200 Geoff Brabham 1985 Mario Andretti 60.130 Emerson Fittipaldi 1980 Nelson Piquet 49.280 Ricardo Patrese

Most Lead Changes In A TGPLB Race

Year Number Winner Laps Led 2005 11 Sebastien Bourdais 37 1998 11 Alex Zanardi 2 2012 9 Will Power 15 2011 7 Mike Conway 14 2002 7 Michael Andretti 43 1994 7 Al Unser Jr. 61 1989 7 Al Unser Jr. 84 2016 6 Simon Pagenaud 28 2014 6 Mike Conway 3 2009 6 Dario Franchitti 51 2003 6 Paul Tracy 33 2000 6 Paul Tracy 21 1997 6 Alex Zanardi 41 1986 6 Michael Andretti 47

Most Consecutive TGPLB Podium Finishes

Driver Number Years Al Unser Jr. 6 1986-91 Sebastien Bourdais 4 2004-07 Will Power 4 2007-10 Bruno Junqueira 3 2003-05 Bobby Rahal 3 1991-93 Paul Tracy 3 2003-05 Al Unser Jr. 3 1994-96

78 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Driver Index, 1975-2016

Alboreto, Michele 1992 23rd 2009 17th 1982 4th 1993 18th Barrichello, Rubens 1983 9th 1994 5th 2012 9th Aleshin, Mikhail Andretti, Michael Barron, Alex 2014 6th 1984 10th 1998 14th 2016 16th 1985 19th 1999 23rd Allmendinger, A.J. 1986 1st Beatriz, Ana 2004 12th 1987 4th 2011 19th 2005 8th 1988 7th 2013 14th 2006 16th 1989 2nd Beekhuis, Jon 2013 23rd 1990 4th 1990 16th Amon, Chris 1991 16th Bell, Townsend 1975 4th 1992 16th 2002 15th 1976 8th 1994 6th Bentley, Ross Andretti, Jeff 1995 9th 1993 15th 1991 9th 1996 7th Bernoldi, Enrique Andretti, John 1997 22nd 2008 4th 1988 20th 1998 21st Bettenhausen, Tony 1990 21st 1999 7th 1987 11th 1991 18th 2000 14th 1991 12th 1992 20th 2001 28th 1992 15th Andretti, Marco 2002 1st Binder, Hans 2009 6th Annala, Juho 1977 11th 2010 14th 2008 18th Blundell, Mark 2011 26th Arnoux, Rene 1997 13th 2012 25th 1980 9th 1998 7th 2013 7th 1981 8th 1999 13th 2014 8th 1982 22nd 2000 8th 2015 8th 1983 3rd Boesel, Raul 2016 19th Atchison, Scott 1982 9th Andretti, Mario 1988 9th 1983 7th 1975 13th Bachelart, Eric 1985 20th 1976 15th 1992 8th 1986 19th 1977 1st 1995 7th 1988 4th 1978 2nd Baguette, Bertrand 1989 6th 1979 4th 2010 24th 1990 8th 1980 22nd Baker, Bill 1993 12th 1981 4th 1975 23rd 1994 4th 1982 19th Baldi, Mauro 1995 16th 1984 1st 1983 21st 1996 16th 1985 1st Ballabio, Fulvio 1997 8th 1986 5th 1988 25th Borgudd, Slim 1987 1st 1989 21st 1982 10th 1988 15th Barbazza, Fabrizio Bourbonnais, Claude 1989 18th 1987 17th 1994 26th 1990 5th 1992 21st Bourdais, Sebastien 1991 19th Barrett, Stanton 2003 16th

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 79 2007 1st 2009 18th 1985 23rd 2011 27th 2012 14th 1986 17th 2012 17th 2013 18th 1987 18th 2013 15th Carpentier, Patrick 1988 3rd 2014 14th 1997 15th 1989 26th 2015 6th 1998 28th Coletti, Stefano 2016 9th 1999 17th 2015 23rd Brabham, Geoff 2001 23rd Conway, Mike 1984 2nd 2002 19th 2009 21st 1985 6th 2003 6th 2010 10th 1986 3rd 2004 4th 2011 1st 1987 16th Carter, Pancho 2012 22nd Brack, Kenny 1985 13th 2013 25th 2000 17th 1989 17th 2014 1st 2001 25th Castroneves, Helio Coyne, Dale 2002 4th 1998 9th 1986 23rd Brambilla, Vittorio 1999 19th Crawford, Jim 1976 20th 2000 2nd 1984 4th 1977 22nd 2001 1st 1985 4th 1978 14th 2009 7th Dacco, Guido Brayton, Scott 2010 7th 1989 22nd 1985 11th 2011 12th 1990 23rd 1988 23rd 2012 13th 1991 14th 1989 12th 2013 10th Daly, Conor 1990 9th 2014 11th 2015 17th 1991 8th 2015 2nd 2016 13th 1992 17th 2016 3rd Daly, Derek 1993 24th Cecotto, Johnny 1979 12th Bremer, Ronnie 1983 6th 1980 8th 2005 7th Chandler, Michael 1982 18th Bren, Steve 1984 16th 1984 7th 1990 25th Chaves, Gabby 1988 5th Briscoe, Ryan 2015 16th 1989 9th 2009 13th Cheever, Eddie Dalziel, Ryan 2010 8th 1980 18th 2007 9th 2011 2nd 1981 5th da Matta, Cristiano 2012 7th 1982 11th 1999 20th 2014 17th 1983 13th 2000 25th Brise, Tony 1990 13th 2001 2nd 1975 12th 1991 3rd 2002 8th Brown, Warwick 1992 22nd 2005 10th 1975 6th 1993 9th 2006 5th Buhl, Robbie 1995 4th De Angelis, Elio 1993 6th Chilton, Max 1979 7th 1994 16th 2016 14th 1980 21st Camathias, Joel Clarke, Dan 1981 22nd 2003 14th 2006 11th 1982 5th Cannon, John 2007 12th 1983 17th 1975 26th Cogan, Kevin de Cesaris, Andrea Carpenter, Ed 1984 28th 1981 24th

80 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 1982 12th 2008 3rd 1995 14th 1983 16th Doornbos, Robert 1996 21st de Ferran, Gil 2007 13th 1998 26th 1995 27th 2009 9th 1999 5th 1996 5th Dracone, Francesco 2000 18th 1997 21st 2015 21st 2001 24th 1998 20th Duno, Milka 2002 13th 1999 6th 2010 25th Fittipaldi, Emerson 2000 7th Dykes, Ron 1976 6th 2001 3rd 1975 18th 1977 5th de Silvestro, Simona Earl, Bob 1978 8th 2010 17th 1975 8th 1979 19th 2011 20th Fabi, Teo 1980 3rd 2012 20th 1984 18th 1984 5th 2013 9th 1988 24th 1985 2nd del Monte, Fabrizio 1989 27th 1986 16th 2005 16th 1990 10th 1987 19th Depailler, Patrick 1993 4th 1988 16th 1976 3rd 1994 9th 1989 3rd 1977 4th 1995 3rd 1990 2nd 1978 3rd 1996 18th 1991 17th 1979 5th Fangio II, Juan Manuel 1992 3rd 1980 16th 1996 25th 1993 13th Dismore, Mark 1997 26th 1994 21st 1991 21st Ferguson, Dick 1995 20th Dixon, Scott 1985 25th 1996 20th 2001 19th 1988 22nd Foitek, Cregor 2002 18th Fernandez, Adrian 1992 18th 2009 15th 1993 23rd Follmer, George 2010 4th 1994 8th 1975 28th 2011 18th 1995 18th Fontana, Norberto 2012 23rd 1996 6th 2000 15th 2013 11th 1997 11th Forbes-Robinson, E. 2014 12th 1998 4th 1975 17th 2015 1st 1999 4th Foyt Jr., A.J. 2016 2nd 2000 24th 1988 11th Dobson, Dominic 2001 16th 1989 25th 1986 12th 2002 10th 1990 24th 1988 26th 2003 2nd Franchitti, Dario 1989 19th Figge, Alex 1997 12th 1990 15th 2007 16th 1998 2nd 1994 17th 2008 14th 1999 2nd Dominguez, Mario Filippi, Luca 2000 23rd 2002 14th 2015 22nd 2001 6th 2003 5th 2016 17th 2002 9th 2004 5th Firestone, Dennis 2009 1st 2005 5th 1985 22nd 2010 12th 2006 4th 1987 20th 2011 3rd 2007 17th Fittipaldi, Christian 2012 15th

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 81 2013 4th 1991 23rd 1987 15th Freon, Frank 1994 27th 1988 14th 1994 12th Groff, Robbie 1989 24th 1995 15th 1994 13th Henton, Brian Gabbiani, Beppe Guerrero, Carlos 1977 10th 1981 18th 1995 11th 1982 13th Ganassi, Chip Guerrero, Roberto Herta, Bryan 1984 25th 1982 14th 1995 26th Garcia Jr., Luiz 1983 18th 1996 12th 1999 24th 1984 26th 1997 6th 2000 12th 1985 26th 1998 3rd 2001 27th 1987 12th 1999 3rd Garza, Josele 1988 19th 2000 5th 1984 23rd 1990 14th 2001 10th 1985 28th 1992 13th Heylen, Jan 1986 7th 1993 5th 2006 7th 1987 5th Gugelmin, Mauricio Hildebrand, J.R. Giacomelli, Bruno 1994 7th 2011 17th 1980 13th 1995 5th 2012 5th 1981 14th 1996 15th 2013 5th 1982 23rd 1997 2nd Hinchcliffe, James 1983 20th 1998 10th 2011 4th 1984 27th 1999 14th 2012 3rd 1985 18th 2000 10th 2013 26th Gidley, Memo 2001 22nd 2014 21st 2000 21st Gunn, John 2015 12th Glock, Timo 1975 25th 2016 8th 2005 6th Haberfeld, Mario Hobbs, David Gommendy, Tristan 2003 9th 1975 5th 2007 11th 2004 9th Holbert, Al Gonzalez, Roberto Hall, Dean 1984 15th 2004 14th 1990 18th Holmes, Howdy Goodyear, Scott 1995 17th 1984 13th 1990 17th Halliday, Matt 1985 14th 1991 7th 2007 15th 1988 17th 1992 5th Halsmer, Pete Huertas, Carlos 1993 16th 1984 8th 2014 10th 1994 19th Hattori, Shigeaki Hunt, James Gordon, Robby 1999 26th 1976 16th 1993 DQ Hawksworth, Jack 1977 7th 1994 3rd 2014 15th 1978 22nd 1995 22nd 2015 14th 1979 24th 1996 13th 2016 21st Hunter-Reay, Ryan 1999 16th Hearn, Richie 2003 7th Greco, Marco 1996 10th 2004 7th 1993 25th 1997 27th 2005 13th 1994 23rd 1998 23rd 2009 11th 1995 13th 1999 11th 2010 1st Groff, Mike Heimrath Jr., Ludwig 2011 23rd

82 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2012 6th Jones, P.J. Krosnoff, Jeff 2013 24th 1997 16th 1996 26th 2014 20th 1998 11th Krumm, Michael 2015 13th 1999 12th 2001 15th 2016 18th Jourdain, Bernard Kurosawa, Takuya Jabouille, Jean-Pierre 1989 13th 2000 13th 1978 15th 1991 20th Laffite, Jacques 1980 10th Jourdain Jr., Michel 1976 4th Jakes, James 1996 23rd 1977 9th 2011 15th 1997 17th 1978 5th 2012 11th 1998 27th 1979 21st 2013 12th 1999 18th 1980 17th 2015 19th 2000 11th 1981 13th Jani, Neel 2001 13th 1982 15th 2007 7th 2002 5th 1983 4th Jarier, Jean-Pierre 2003 15th Lammers, Jan 1976 7th 2004 11th 1979 16th 1977 6th Junqueira, Bruno 1980 24th 1978 11th 2001 9th 1981 16th 1979 6th 2002 17th 1986 14th 1980 20th 2003 3rd Lanier, Randy 1981 11th 2004 2nd 1985 24th 1982 16th 2005 3rd 1986 13th 1983 19th 2006 15th Lauda, Niki Jasper, Paul 2007 6th 1976 2nd 1997 19th 2008 12th 1977 2nd Johansson, Stefan Kanaan, Tony 1978 17th 1994 10th 1998 5th 1979 22nd 1995 6th 1999 22nd 1982 1st 1996 19th 2000 16th 1983 2nd Johncock, Gordon 2001 7th Lavin, Rodolfo 1975 24th 2002 20th 2003 18th 1984 11th 2009 3rd 2004 10th Johnstone, Parker 2010 5th Lawson, Eddie 1996 2nd 2011 8th 1996 9th 1997 5th 2012 4th Lazier, Buddy Jones, Alan 2013 20th 1991 25th 1976 11th 2014 18th 1992 12th 1977 15th 2015 5th 1993 19th 1978 7th 2016 6th 1994 29th 1979 3rd Kimball, Charlie Legge, Katherine 1980 14th 2011 24th 2006 8th 1981 1st 2012 18th 2007 10th 1983 14th 2013 21st 2012 19th Jones, Davy 2014 23rd Lehto, J.J. 1994 14th 2015 15th 1998 18th Jones, John 2016 11th Lemarie, Patrick 1988 12th Kron, Dr. John 2003 13th 1989 20th 1975 14th Lewis, Randy

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 83 1975 19th Matos, Raphael 2016 4th 1986 10th 2009 8th Moore, Greg 1987 8th 2010 20th 1996 22nd 1988 21st 2011 11th 1997 23rd 1989 15th Matsushita, Hiro 1998 6th 1990 22nd 1990 19th 1999 8th 1991 15th 1991 13th Moraes, Mario Lloyd, Alex 1992 10th 2008 20th 2010 19th 1993 14th 2009 19th Lunger, Brett 1995 19th 2010 6th 1977 21st 1996 28th Moran, Rocky Luyendyk, Arie 1997 20th 1985 15th 1985 17th 1998 19th 1987 13th 1986 15th McKitterick, Skeeter 1988 6th 1987 14th 1975 10th Moreno, Roberto 1988 10th McRae, Graham 1986 6th 1989 7th 1975 27th 1996 8th 1990 7th Mears, Rick 1997 24th 1991 5th 1984 21st 2000 9th 1993 11th 1986 20th 2001 11th 1994 11th 1987 9th 2003 17th MacPherson, Jeff 1988 8th 2008 17th 1987 10th 1989 5th Morton, John Manning, Darren 1990 6th 1975 9th 2003 8th 1991 4th 1984 9th 2009 16th 1992 6th Munoz, Carlos Mansell, Nigel Meier, Arnd 2014 3rd 1981 19th 1998 15th 2015 9th 1982 7th Meira, Vitor 2016 12th 1983 12th 2009 14th Mutoh, Hideki 1993 3rd 2010 11th 2009 20th 1994 2nd 2011 9th 2010 13th Marcelo, Jovy Merzario, Arturo Nagel, Bob 1992 19th 1978 19th 1975 22nd Marques, Tarso 1979 20th Nakano, Shinji 1999 25th Miaskiewicz, Rick 2001 12th 2004 18th 1986 21st 2002 12th Marshall, Marcus Minassian, Nicolas Newgarden, Josef 2005 14th 2001 8th 2012 26th Martinez, David Montagny, Franck 2013 13th 2008 8th 2008 2nd 2014 19th Mass, Jochen Monteiro, Tiago 2015 7th 1976 5th 2003 11th Nilsson, Gunnar 1977 16th Montoya, Juan Pablo 1976 18th 1978 20th 1999 1st 1977 8th 1979 9th 2000 19th Noyes Jr., Evan 1980 7th 2014 4th 1975 7th 1982 8th 2015 3rd Pace, Carlos

84 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 1976 9th 1982 17th 1988 2nd Pagenaud, Simon 1983 15th 1989 4th 2007 14th Pironi, Didier 1990 12th 2013 8th 1978 18th 1991 2nd 2014 5th 1979 10th 1992 2nd 2015 4th 1980 6th 1993 2nd 2016 1st 1981 10th 1994 30th Palmroth, Tero 1982 21st 1995 21st 1989 16th Pizzonia, Antonio 1996 14th Papis, Max 2006 10th 1997 10th 1997 25th 2008 16th 1998 17th 1998 24th Power, Will Rahal, Graham 1999 9th 2006 9th 2007 8th 2000 20th 2007 3rd 2008 13th 2001 17th 2008 1st 2009 12th 2002 3rd 2009 2nd 2010 22nd Patrese, Ricardo 2010 3rd 2011 13th 1978 6th 2011 10th 2012 24th 1979 17th 2012 1st 2013 2nd 1980 2nd 2013 16th 2014 13th 1981 17th 2014 2nd 2015 11th 1982 3rd 2015 20th 2016 15th 1983 10th 2016 7th Ranger, Andrew Patrick, Danica Prappas, Ted 2005 17th 2009 4th 1991 6th 2006 6th 2010 16th 1992 14th Rebaque, Hector 2011 7th Prost, Alain 1979 11th Paul Jr., John 1981 23rd 1981 12th 1984 20th 1982 20th Redman, Brian Perera, Franck 1983 11th 1975 1st 2008 6th Pruett, Scott Regazzoni, Clay Peterson, Ronnie 1988 18th 1976 1st 1976 10th 1991 24th 1977 13th 1977 12th 1992 9th 1978 10th 1978 4th 1993 7th 1979 15th Phillippe, Nelson 1995 2nd 1980 12th 2004 13th 1996 11th Reutemann, Carlos 2005 18th 1997 3rd 1976 19th 2006 13th 1998 12th 1977 20th 2008 15th 1999 15th 1978 1st Pimm, Ed Pryce, Tom 1979 18th 1984 12th 1975 21st 1980 19th 1985 12th 1976 14th 1981 2nd 1986 22nd Rahal, Bobby Ribbs, Willy T. Piquet, Nelson 1984 14th 1990 20th 1979 8th 1985 27th 1994 18th 1980 1st 1986 18th Ribiero, Alex 1981 3rd 1987 24th 1977 19th

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 85 Ribiero, Andre 1975 15th 1976 17th 1995 12th 1976 13th 1977 14th 1996 27th 1977 3rd 1979 14th 1997 14th 1978 13th Sullivan, Danny 1998 22nd 1979 2nd 1983 8th Robinson, Chip 1980 5th 1984 24th 1987 6th Schiattarella, Mimmo 1985 3rd Roe, Michael 1998 16th 1986 11th 1985 21st Schuppan, Vern 1987 22nd Romancini, Mario 1975 2nd 1988 13th 2010 23rd Scott, Benny 1989 8th Rosberg, Keke 1975 11th 1990 3rd 1980 11th Serra, Chico 1991 11th 1981 15th 1981 7th 1992 1st 1982 2nd Servia, Oriol 1993 8th 1983 23rd 2000 6th 1995 10th Rossi, Alexander 2001 14th Surer, Marc 2016 20th 2002 11th 1981 9th Rutherford, Johnny 2003 12th 1983 5th 1985 10th 2004 15th Tagliani, Alex 1986 9th 2005 11th 2000 4th 1987 23rd 2006 18th 2001 18th Saavedra, Sebastian 2007 2nd 2002 16th 2011 14th 2008 5th 2003 10th 2013 27th 2011 6th 2004 8th 2014 9th 2012 16th 2005 15th 2015 10th 2013 6th 2006 3rd St. James, Lyn 2014 7th 2007 5th 1993 17th Sharp, Scott 2008 7th Salazar, Eliseo 1994 28th 2009 10th 1982 24th Simon, Dick 2010 21st 1983 24th 1984 19th 2011 5th 1995 24th 1987 21st 2012 21st Saleen, Steve Smith, Mark 2013 19th 1989 14th 1993 10th Takagi, Tora Salles, Gualter 1994 25th 2001 20th 1997 18th Sneva, Tom 2002 6th 1998 13th 1984 3rd Tambay, Patrick 1999 27th 1985 8th 1978 12th 2000 22nd 1986 4th 1979 23rd Sato, Takuma 1987 3rd 1981 6th 2010 18th 1989 10th 1983 22nd 2011 21st Sperafico, Alex Theys, Didier 2012 8th 2004 17th 1987 7th 2013 1st Sperafico, Ricardo 1989 23rd 2014 22nd 2005 19th 1990 11th 2015 18th Stommelen, Rolf 1991 10th 2016 5th 1978 9th Till, Brian Scheckter, Jody Stuck, Hans 1992 11th

86 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Tracy, Paul 2002 2nd 1975 3rd 1991 22nd 2003 4th Wilson, Max 1993 1st 2004 16th 2001 21st 1994 20th 2005 9th Wilson, Justin 1995 28th 2006 14th 2004 6th 1996 4th 2008 10th 2005 4th 1997 7th Vautier, Tristan 2006 2nd 1998 25th 2013 17th 2007 4th 1999 21st Villeneuve, Gilles 2008 19th 2000 1st 1978 16th 2009 22nd 2001 4th 1979 1st 2010 2nd 2002 7th 1980 15th 2011 22nd 2003 1st 1981 20th 2012 10th 2004 1st 1982 DQ 2013 3rd 2005 2nd Villeneuve, Jacques 2014 16th 2006 17th 1984 6th Winkelhock, Manfred 2008 11th 1985 7th 1982 25th 2011 16th 1986 8th 1983 26th Unser, Al 1994 15th Wirdheim, Bjorn 1975 20th 1995 25th 2005 12th 1984 22nd Viso, E.J. Wood, Jeff 1985 5th 2008 9th 1993 20th Unser Jr., Al 2009 23rd Woodner, John 1984 17th 2010 15th 1975 16th 1985 9th 2011 25th Yoong, Alex 1986 2nd 2012 12th 2003 19th 1987 2nd 2013 22nd Zampedri, Alessandro 1988 1st Vitolo, Dennis 1994 22nd 1989 1st 1991 26th 1995 8th 1990 1st 1996 17th Zanardi, Alex 1991 1st Warwick, Derek 1996 24th 1992 4th 1983 25th 1997 1st 1993 21st Watson, John 1998 1st 1994 1st 1976 12th 2001 26th 1995 1st 1977 17th Zorzi, Renzo 1996 3rd 1978 21st 1977 18th 1997 4th 1979 13th Zunino, Ricardo 1998 29th 1980 4th 1980 23rd Vasser, Jimmy 1981 21st Zwolsman, Charles 1992 7th 1982 6th 2006 12th 1993 22nd 1983 1st 1994 24th Weaver, James 1995 23rd 1989 11th 1996 1st Whittington, Bill 1997 9th 1985 16th 1998 8th Wheldon, Dan 1999 10th 2009 5th 2000 3rd 2010 9th 2001 5th Wietzes, Eppie

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 87 88 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series: Changes Making for Exciting Racing!

Change was the name of the game in the Verizon IndyCar Series off-season.

In the powerplant division, Chip Ganassi Racing switched from Chevy to Honda, while A. J. Foyt Enterprises went the other way, from Honda to Chevy.

In the driver sweepstakes, Team Penske signed Josef Newgarden to pilot its #2 entry, driven last year by Juan Pablo Montoya. While still under contract with Penske, Montoya will not race at Long Beach but is a good bet to do - at least - the Indy 500.

Dale Coyne Racing signed Sebastien Bourdais and Indy Lights champion Ed Jones to drive its #18 and #19 entries, respectively.

Takuma Sato left the Foyt camp and signed with Andretti Autosport to drive the #26 car. Meanwhile, Foyt inked Carlos Munoz (#14) and Conor Daly (#4) to contracts as his team's two drivers.

And one of those many off-season changes immediately paid big dividends: Sebastien Bourdais won the March 12 season opening race at St. Petersburg. And, he did it the hard way, starting dead-last in the field of 21 thanks to a crash in qualifying.

Bourdais, who last raced for Dale Coyne six years ago, methodically made his way up through the field, taking the lead on lap 36 and leading for all but five of the remaining laps to pick up is 36th career IndyCar win, breaking a tie with Bobby Unser for sixth all-time.

"Honestly, I'm a bit speechless," Bourdais said post-race. "We had a miserable day yesterday and that was all me, and today we turned it into a great day. I just have to say thank you to the guys."

In all, Bourdais - who won the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach three straight times, from 2005-07 - led 69 laps. For Dale Coyne, it was his fifth win as a team owner in 33 years, made even sweeter when his other driver, rookie Ed Jones, scored a 10th-place finish in his IndyCar debut.

Defending Long Beach and IndyCar Series champion Simon Pagenaud (Penske Racing) finished 10.3 seconds behind Bourdais, with Scott Dixon (Chip Ganassi Racing) grabbing the final podium spot.

Ryan Hunter-Reay (Andretti Autosport) recovered from some early-race mechanical issues to finish fourth followed by teammate Takuma Sato, securing a top-5 finish for his new team.

Rounding out the top 10: Helio Castroneves (Team Penske); Marco Andretti (Andretti Autosport), Josef Newharden (Team Penske), James Hinchcliffe (Schmidt Peterson Motorsports) and Jones.

Honda engines dominated the race, powering seven of the top-10 cars.

Just prior to the start at St. Petersburg, IndyCar announced that Honda and Chevrolet, as well as chassis maker Dallara and tire supplier Firestone, had inked multi-year agreements to stay involved in the future of IndyCar racing.

Said Jay Frye, IndyCar director of competition and operations, "It's another sign of the positive momentum we continue to build as we grow this sport into the next decade."

The Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach 85-lap Indycar race takes the green flag at 1:30 pm on Sunday.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 89 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series Entry List*

Car Driver Hometown Sponsor/Team/Engine 1 Simon Pagenaud Montmorillon, France PPG/Team Penske/Chevrolet 2 Josef Newgarden Hendersonville, Tenn. Verizon/Team Penske/Chevrolet 3 Helio Castroneves Sao Paulo, Brazil Auto Club/Team Penske/Chevrolet 4 Conor Daly Noblesville, Ind. ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt Racing/Chevrolet 5 James Hinchcliffe Oakville, Ontario, Canada Arrow/Schmidt Peterson Motorsports/Honda 7 Mikhail Aleshin Moscow, Russia SMP Racing/Schmidt Peterson Motorsports/Honda 8 Max Chilton Reigate, England Gallagher/Chip Ganassi Racing/Honda 9 Scott Dixon Auckland, New Zealand Chip Ganassi Racing/Honda 10 Tony Kanaan Salvador, Brazil NTT Data/Chip Ganassi Racing/Honda 12 Will Power Toowoomba, Australia Verizon/Team Penske/Chevrolet 14 Carlos Munoz Bogota, Colombia ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt Enterprises/Chevrolet 15 Graham Rahal New Albany, Ohio Steak 'N Shake/Rahal Letterman Lanigan/Honda 18 Sebastien Bourdais Le Mans, France Dale Coyne Racing/Honda 19 Ed Jones (R) Dubai, UAE Boys Scouts of America/Dale Coyne Racing/Honda 20 Spencer Pigot Orlando, Fla. Fuzzy's Vodka/Ed Carpenter Racing/Chevrolet 21 JR Hildebrand Sausalito Fuzzy's Vodka/Ed Carpenter Racing/Chevrolet 26 Takuma Sato Tokyo, Japan Andretti Autosport/Honda 27 Marco Andretti Nazareth, Pa. hhgregg/Andretti Autosport/Honda 28 Ryan Hunter-Reay Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. DHL/Andretti Autosport/Honda 83 Charlie Kimball Camarillo Tresiba/Chip Ganassi Racing/Honda 98 Alexander Rossi Nevada City NAPA/Andretti Herta Autosport w/Curb-Agajanian/Honda (R) = Rookie Driver *as of 3/21/17, subject to change

90 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Verizon IndyCar Series 2016 Schedule

March 12 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg Streets of St. Petersburg, Florida (street) Winner: Sebastien Bourdais

April 9 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Streets of Long Beach, California (street)

April 23 Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama Barber Motorsports Park, Birmingham, Alabama (road)

April 29 Desert Diamond West Valley Phoenix Grand Prix Phoenix International Raceway, Phoenix, Arizona (oval)

May 13 IndyCar Grand Prix of Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, Indiana (road)

May 28 Indianapolis 500 Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Indianapolis, Indiana (oval)

June 3-4 Chevrolet Dual in Detroit Race 1 & 2 (Doubleheader) The Raceway at Belle Isle Park, Detroit, Michigan (street)

June 10 Rainguard Water Sealers 600 Texas Motor Speedway, Fort Worth, Texas (oval)

June 25 Kohler Grand Prix Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin (road)

July 9 Iowa Corn 300 Iowa Speedway, Newton, Iowa (oval)

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July 16 Honda Indy Toronto Streets of Toronto, Ontario (street)

July 30 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Lexington, Ohio (road)

August 20 ABC Supply 500 Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pennsylvania (oval)

August 26 Bommarito Automotive Group 500 Gateway Motorsports Park, Madison, Ill. (oval)

September 3 IndyCar Grand Prix at The Glen Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, N.Y. (road)

September 17 GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, California (road)

92 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 93 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship: BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix Takes Center Stage

Three high-powered racing classes will take the green flag at 1:05 p.m. Saturday for a 100-minute sprint in the BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach, round 3 of the 2017 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Series.

And with two races in the books one thing is certain: the Taylor brothers are on a roll!

Jordan and Ricky Taylor - last year's Prototype (P) Class winners here at long Beach - got 2017 off to a flying start by teaming with Max Angelelli/Jeff Gordon to win the Rolex 24 at Daytona driving a Cadillac DPi. Then, on March 18, they joined with Alex Lynn to capture the 12 Hours of Sebring.

The Taylors finished the 2016 season in third place behind P Class Championship winners Dave Cameron/Eric Curran and their Corvette.

In the GTLM Class, Dirk Mueller, Joey Hand and IndyCar star Sebastien Bourdais - winner of the IndyCar season opener at St. Petersburg - took first at Daytona (5th overall) in a Ford GT, then came back to finish second at Sebring behind the Corvette of Antonio Garcia/Jan Magnussen/Mike Rockenfeller.

Last year, Patrick Pilet/Nick Tandy won at Long Beach in a Porsche 911 RSR, but finished behind eventual GTLM Class champions Oliver Gavin/Tommy Milner and their Corvette C7.R.

The GTD Class did not race at Long Beach last year, but Allesandro Balean/Christina Nielsen emerged as series GTD 2016 champions in their Ferrari. At the Daytona 2017 season opener, Carlos de Quesada/Michael Christensen/Jesse Lazare/ Michael de Quesada/Daniel Morad won GTD honors, finishing 18th overall.

Cars in the P Class include Mazda, Cadillac, Nissan, Ligier, Oreca and Dallara. GTLM entries include Aston Martin, BMW, Ferrari, Porsche and Ford, while GTD features Acura, Audi, BMW, Lamborghini and Lexus, among others.

The IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship is entering its fourth season as a series, and the 46th season of IMSA- sanctioned sportscar championships dating back to the 1971 IMSA Camel GT series.

In addition, IMSA has a unique leader light system on cars so fans can see who is leading in each class. The system features an LED panel mounted on the side of each car, with the number indicating that car's position within its class on the track.

For more information, visit IMSA.com.

94 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Spotter's Guide to the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship

Prototype (P) The Prototype (P) class features the fastest and most technologically advanced cars in North America. They are specifically designed and engineered for the race track and look drastically different than a typical street car. TOP SPEED: 200 mph HORSEPOWER: 600 WHEELBASE: Length varies; based on production vehicle design WEIGHT: 2,046 lbs/930 kg HEIGHT: Height varies; based on production vehicle design WIDTH: 74 inches CARS: Mazda DPi, Cadillac DPi, Nissan DPi, Ligier LM P2, Multimatic Riley LM P2, Oreca LM P2, Dallara LM P2 ENGINES: Gibson V8, Mazda 4 cylinder turbo, Cadillac 6.2L V8, Nissan V6 Turbo FUEL: E-20 GEARBOX: 6-speed paddle shift TIRES: Continental CHASSIS: Carbon fiber monocoque SUSPENSION: Front and rear - independent coil springs, upper and lower A arms TRACTION CONTROL: Permitted RED Leader Light System and car numbers

GT Le Mans (GTLM) The GT Le Mans (GTLM) cars are the most elite and fastest GT cars on the track. They are based on production models and are engineered to extract the maximum performance possible. The class serves as a true proving ground for leading manufacturers such as BMW, Corvette, Ferrari, Porsche, and SRT. TOP SPEED: 180 HORSEPOWER: 500 WEIGHT: 2,745 minimum CARS: Aston Martin Vantage V8, BMW M6 GTLM, Corvette C7.R GTE, Ferarri 488 GTE, Ford GT GTE, Porsche 911 RSR GTE ENGINES: Aston Martin V8, BMW V8 Turbo, 5.5-liter Chevrolet pushrod 2-valve, Ferrari V8 Turbo, Ford EcoBoost Turbo, Porsche flat 6 FUEL: VP Racing Fuel E-20C GEARBOX: 5-speed or 6-speed TIRES: Open (Michelin currently participating) CHASSIS: Steel tubing and integral roll cage or production tube with cage, based on production model available to the public SUSPENSION: Front and rear - independent coil springs, upper and lower A arms TRACTION CONTROL: Permitted RED Leader Light System and car numbers

GT Daytona (GTD) The GT Daytona cars are enhanced (not defined by) technology. They are also based on production model cars but do not feature the same level of aerodynamics and power as the GTLM class cars. The GTD class consists of FIA GT3-spec cars. TOP SPEED: 180 HORSEPOWER: >500 WHEELBASE: Length varies; based on production vehicle design WEIGHT: 2,680 pounds HEIGHT: Height varies; based on production vehicle design WIDTH: 79 inches CARS: Acura NSX GT3, Aston Martin Vantage GT3, Audi R8 LMS GT3, BMW M6 GT3, Ferrari 488 GT3, Lamborghini Huracan GT3, Lexus RF GT3, Mercedes AMG-GT3, Nissan GT3-R, Porsche 911 GT3-R ENGINES: Acura V6 Turbo, Aston Martin V12, Audi 5.2-liter V10, BMW V8 Turbo, Ferrari V8 Turbo, Lamborghini 5.2-liter V10, Lexus 5.0-liter V8, Mercedes 6.2-liter V8, Porsche 4.0-liter flat 6 FUEL: VP Racing Fuel E-10 GEARBOX: 6-speed TIRES: Continental CHASSIS: Steel tubing with integral roll cage or production tube with cage; based on production model available to public SUSPENSION: Front and rear - independent coil springs, upper and lower A arms TRACTION CONTROL: Permitted ABS: Permitted GREEN Leader Light System and car numbers

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 95 IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix Entry List

P CLASS (PROTOTYPE) # Drivers/Nationality Team Car 2 Scott Sharp/USA Tequila Patron ESM Nissan DPi Ryan Dalziel/England 5 Joao Barbosa/Portugal Mustang Sampling Racing Cadillac DPi Christian Fittipaldi/Brazil 10 Ricky Taylor/USA Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac DPi Jordan Taylor/USA 22 Ed Brown/USA Tequila Patron ESM Nissan DPi Johannes van Overbeek/USA 31 Dane Cameron/USA Whenlen Engineering Racing Cadillac DPi Eric Curran/USA 52 Tom Kimber-Smith/USA PR1/Mathiasen Motorsports Ligier Jose Gutierrez/USA 55 Tristan Nunez/USA Mazda Motorsports Mazda DPi Jonathan Bomarito/USA 70 Tom Long/USA Mazda Motorsports Mazda DPi Joel Miller/USA 85 Stephen Simpson/South Africa JDC-Miller Motorsports ORECA Misha Goikhberg/Canada 90 Marc Goossens/Belgium Visit Florida Racing Multimatic/Riley Renger Van Der Zande/New Zealand

GTLM Class (GT Le Mans) # Drivers/Nationality Team Car 3 Antonio Garcia/Spain Corvette Racing Corvette C7.R Jan Magnussen/Denmark 4 Oliver Gavin/England Corvette Racing Corvette C7.R Tommy Milner/USA 24 John Edwards/USA BMW Team RLL BMW M6 GTLM Martin Tomczyk/Germany 25 Bill Auberlen/USA BMW Team RLL BMW M6 GTLM Alexander Sims/England 62 Toni Vilander/Finland Risi Competizione Ferrari 488 GTE Giancarlo Gisichella/England 66 Dirk Mueller/Germany Ford Chip Ganassi Racing Ford GT Joey Hand/USA 67 Ryan Briscoe/USA Ford Chip Ganassi Racing Ford GT Richard Westbrook/England 911 Patrick Pilet/France Porsche GT Team Porsche 911 RSR Dirk Werner/Germany 912 Kevin Estre/France Porsche GT Team Porsche 911 RSR Laurens Vanthoor/Bulgaria

96 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix Entry List

GTD Class (GT Daytona) # Drivers/Nationality Team Car 14 Scott Pruett/USA 3GT Racing Lexus RCF GT3 Sage Karam/USA 15 Robert Alon/USA 3GT Racing Lexus RCF GT3 Jack Hawksworth/England 16 Corey Lewis/USA Change Racing Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Jeroen Mul/Netherlands 27 Lawrence DeGeorge/USA Dream Racing Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Cedric Sbirrazzuoli/Monaco 33 Ben Keating/USA Riley Motorsports Mercedes-AMG GT3 Jeroen Bleekemolen/Netherlands 48 Bryan Sellers/Paul Miller Racing Paul Miller Auto Group Lamborghini Huracan GT3 Madison Snow/USA 50 Cooper MacNeil/USA Riley Motorsports Mercedes-AMG GT3 Gunnar Jeanette/USA 54 Jonathan Bennett/USA CORE Autosport Porsche 911 GT3 R Colin Braun/USA 57 Lawson Aschenbach/USA Stevenson Motorsports Audi R8 LMS GT3 Andrew Davis/USA 63 Christina Nielsen/Denmark Scuderia Corsa Ferrari 488 GT3 Alessandro Balzan/Italy 73 Patrick Lindsey/USA Park Place Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R Joerg Bergmeister/Germany 75 Tristan Vautier/France SunEnergy1 Racing Mercedes-AMG GT3 Kenny Habul/USA Boris Said/USA 86 Jeff Segal/USA Michael Shank Racing w/Curb- Acura NSX GT3 Oswaldo Negri Jr./Brazil Agajanian 93 Andy Lally/USA Michael Shank Racing w/Curb Acura NSX GT3 Katherine Legge/England Agajanian 96 Justin Marks/USA Turner Motorsport BMW M6 GT3 Jens Klingman/Germany

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 97 2017 IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship Schedule (P, GTLM, GTD Classes) January 26-29 Rolex 24 at Daytona Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, Florida WINNERS: P: Taylor/Taylor/Angelelli/Gordon*; GTLM: Hand/Mueller/Bourdais; GTD: Morad/de Quesada/Lazare/de Quesada/Christensen March 15-18 Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring Fueled by Fresh from Florida Sebring International Raceway, Sebring, Florida WINNERS: P: Taylor/Taylor/Lynn*; GTLM: Garcia/Magnussen/Rockenfeller; GTD: Keating/Bleekemolen/Farnbacher April 7-8 BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix at Long Beach Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Street Circuit, Long Beach, California May 4-6 Advance Auto Parts Sports Car Showdown Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas June 2-3 Chevrolet Sports Car Classic The Raceway at Belle Isle Park, Detroit Michigan June 29-July 2 Sahlen’s Six Hours of the Glen Watkins Glen International, Watkins Glen, New York

July 7-9 Sportscar Grand Prix Canadian Tire Motorsport Park, Bowmanville, Ontario July 21-22 Northeast Grand Prix Lime Rock Park, Lakeville Connecticut

August 3-6 Continental Tire Road Race Showcase Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

August 28 Michelin GT Challenge at VIR Virginia International Raceway. Alton, Virginia September 22-24 Continental Tire Monterey Grand Prix Powered by Mazda Mazda Raceway, Monterey, California

October 4-7 Petit Le Mans Road Atlanta, Braselton, Georgia

* = Overall Winners

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APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 99 Tequila Patrón Sports Car Showcase at Long Beach Long Beach Street Circuit / 1.968 miles April 17 - 18, 2015 / Long Beach, California TUDOR United SportsCar Championship Official Race Report

Time of race: 1:40:59.571 / Margin of victory: 3.300 St Car Class No Pos Pos No Class Pos Drivers / Hometown Team / Car / Sponsor Laps Status 1 1 10 P 1 Jordan Taylor / Apopka, FL No.10 Konica Minolta Corvette DP for Wayne T 78 Running Ricky Taylor / Apopka, FL Corvette DP Konica Minolta 2 2 01 P 2 Joey Hand / Sacramento, CA Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates 78 Running Scott Pruett / Auburn, CA Ford EcoBoost Riley DP Ford EcoBoost Riley 3 4 90 P 3 Richard Westbrook / London, England VisitFlorida.com Racing 78 Running Michael Valiante / Burnaby, Canada Corvette DP VisitFlorida.com 4 5 31 P 4 Eric Curran / Sarasota, FL Action Express Racing, Coyote DP 78 Running Dane Cameron / Charlotte, NC Corvette DP Whelen Engineering/ Team Fox 5 3 5 P 5 Joao Barbosa / Porto, Portugal Action Express Racing, Coyote DP 78 Running Christian Fittipaldi / Sao Paolo, Brazil Corvette DP Mustang Sampling 6 7 60 P 6 John Pew / Palm Beach, FL Michael Shank Racing with Curb/Agajanian 76 Running Oswaldo Negri Jr. / Aventura, FL Honda HPD Ligier JS P2

7 10 25 GTLM 1 Bill Auberlen / Redondo Beach, CA BMW Team RLL 76 Running Dirk Werner / Hanover, Germany BMW Z4 GTE IHG Rewards Club 8 12 62 GTLM 2 Pierre Kaffer / Germany Risi Competizione 76 Running Giancarlo Fisichella / Rome, Italy Ferrari F458 Italia

9 13 3 GTLM 3 Jan Magnussen / Roskilde, Denmark Corvette Racing 75 Running Antonio Garcia / Barcelona, Spain Chevrolet Corvette C7.R Corvette C7.R 10 16 911 GTLM 4 Patrick Pilet / Auch, France Porsche North America 75 Running Frédéric Makowiecki / Arras, France Porsche 911 RSR Porsche North America 1111 24 GTLM 5 John Edwards / Cincinnati, OH BMW Team RLL 75 Running Lucas Luhr / Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany BMW Z4 GTE IHG Rewards Club 12 17 17 GTLM 6 Bryan Sellers / Atlanta, GA Team Falken Tire 75 Running Wolf Henzler / Nürtingen, Germany Porsche 911 RSR Falken Tire 13 9 07 P 7 Tom Long / Raleigh, NC SpeedSource 75 Running Joel Miller / Hesperia, CA Mazda Prototype Mazda/ Castrol/ ModSpace 14 14 4 GTLM 7 Oliver Gavin / Yardley Hastings, England Corvette Racing 74 Running Tommy Milner / Ashburn, VA Chevrolet Corvette C7.R Corvette C7.R

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Race Report  St Car Class No Pos Pos No Class Pos Drivers / Hometown Team / Car / Sponsor Laps Status 11 01 P 1 Scott Pruett / Auburn, CA Chip Ganassi Racing 77 Running Memo Rojas / Mexico City, Mexico Ford EcoBoost/Riley Telcel

25 10 P 2 Ricky Taylor / Apopka, FL Wayne Taylor Racing 77 Running Jordan Taylor / Apopka, FL Corvette DP Konica Minolta

33 5P 3 Joao Barbosa / Porto, Portugal Action Express Racing 77 Running Christian Fittipaldi / Sao Paolo, Brazil Corvette DP

44 42 P 4 Olivier Pla / Toulouse, France OAK Racing 77 Running Gustavo Yacaman / Colombia Nissan Morgan

56 90 P 5 Richard Westbrook / London, England Spirit of Daytona 77 Running Michael Valiante / Burnaby, BC Corvette DP

68 1P 6 Scott Sharp / West Palm Beach, FL Extreme Speed Motorsports 76 Not Running Ryan Dalziel / Orlando, FL HPD ARX-03b Tequila Patrón

77 2P 7 Ed Brown / Boca Raton, FL Extreme Speed Motorsports 76 Running Johannes van Overbeek / Oakland, CA HPD ARX-03b Tequila Patrón

89 3 GTLM 1 Jan Magnussen / Roskilde, Denmark Corvette Racing 75 Running Antonio Garcia / Barcelona, Spain Chevrolet Corvette C7.R Compuware

911 56 GTLM 2 Dirk Müller / Tägerwilen, Switzerland BMW Team RLL 75 Running John Edwards / Cincinnati, OH BMW Z4 GTE

1012 4 GTLM 3 Oliver Gavin / Yardley Hastings, England Corvette Racing 75 Running Tommy Milner / Lake Mary, FL Chevrolet Corvette C7.R Compuware

1114 911 GTLM 4 Nick Tandy / Bedford, United Kingdom Porsche North America 75 Running Richard Lietz / Ybbsitz, Austria Porsche 911 RSR

1215 912 GTLM 5 Patrick Long / Thousand Oaks, CA Porsche North America 75 Running Michael Christensen / Karlslunde, Denmark Porsche 911 RSR

1310 55 GTLM 6 Bill Auberlen / Redondo Beach, CA BMW Team RLL 75 Running Andy Priaulx / Guernsey, France BMW Z4 GTE

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 101 102 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Tequila Patrón American Le Mans Series at Long Beach Long Beach Street Circuit / 1.968 miles / April 13 - 14, 2012 / Long Beach, California American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón Provisional Race Report

Class Car No Total Best In Pos Pos No Class Drivers Laps Diff Time Time Lap Make Status                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  ‡ New race lap record

Cautions Lap Leaders Fastest Drivers: Green Challenge: Laps Reason Laps Car Prototype Muscle Milk Pickett Racing 38 - 44 Car 7 Contact 1-18 16   GT Extreme Speed Motorsports 19-41 6   42-57 16 58-86 6      

Paul Walter David Pees Race Director IMSA Timing

Saturday, April 14, 2012 8:47 PM Copyright IMSA Timing

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 103 Tequila Patrón American Le Mans Series at Long Beach Long Beach Street Circuit / 1.968 miles / April 15-16, 2011 / Long Beach, California American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patrón Final Race Report

Class Car No Total Best In Pos Pos No Class Drivers Laps Diff Time Time Lap Make Status                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         ‡ New race lap record

Cautions Lap Leaders Fastest Drivers: Laps Reason Laps Car GT Jan Magnussen 4 - 11 Car 98 off course 1-44 6 45-45 16 GTC Leh Keen 79 - 83 Cars 68 & 77 off course 46-83 6 P1 Lucas Luhr P2 Christophe Bouc PC Gunnar Jeannet

Green Challenge: Prototype Aston Martin Racing GT BMW Team RLL

Beaux Barfield Lynda Polk Race Director Chief of IMSA Timing

Saturday, April 16, 2011 7:56 PM Copyright IMSA Timing

104 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 105 106 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 107 108 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 109 110 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Pirelli World Challenge Championship: Shaping Up To Be Hotly-Contested Again This Season

Three competitive classes. Fifty minutes. Wheel-to-wheel action.

It all begins at 10 a.m. Sunday when the GT and GTA classes of the Pirelli World Challenge battle it out in Round 3 of its 2017 competition.

Every year, the Pirelli World Challenge, North America’s top GT Production-based road racing series, proves to be extremely competitive. Witness last October, when the championship came down to the final lap in the final race of season!

In a classic wheel-to-wheel duel for the PWC GT point title, Portugal’s Alvaro Parente and Patrick Long of Manhattan Beach were just inches apart on the final circuit of Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca, and were being closely hounded by Cadillac’s Johnny O’Connell and rookie Michael Cooper.

And when the dust settled, newcomer Parente was celebrating the GT championship atop his McLaren 650S!

The 2017 Pirelli World Challenge series is expected to be another down-to-the-wire battle with a superb lineup of GT- and GTA- Class drivers fighting it out for the championship in legendary racing brands like Porsche, Ferrari, Cadillac, McLaren, Mercedes, Acura, Bentley, Audi, Lamborghini, Nissan and Aston Martin.

Back to defend his GT crown is Parente, the former open-wheel driver who quickly made a name for himself with six GT wins (including here at Long Beach) and five pole positions in his first year. Parente wheeled his McLaren 650S to victory in race 1 of the season opener March 11-12 at St. Petersburg, then finished fourth behind arch-rival Patrick Long in race 2.

Long and his Porsche 911 GT3R, third in race 1 at St. Petersburg, edged Johnny O'Connell's Cadillac ATS V.R by 1.4 seconds to win race 2. The win was good enough to vault him into the points lead, 46-44, over Parente heading to Long Beach.

While those three drivers lead the 2017 standings, they'll be challenged by a contingent of strong contenders including Michael Cooper (Cadillac VTS-V.R), Ryan Dalziel (Mercedes AMG GT3), Jon Fogarty (Porsche 911 GT3 R), Bryan Sellers (McLaren 650S) and Ryan Eversley and Peter Kox in two all-new Acura NSX GT3s.

The action in the GTA category should be just as fierce as in GT! Alec Udell, last year's GT Cup champion, steered his Porsche 911 GT3 R to wins in BOTH St. Petersburg races to take the early points lead over Michael Schein, winner of six GTA races last season, in a similar Porsche.

Udell’s teammate, James Sofronas is another solid GTA contender, along with John Potter (Audi R8), Mike Hedlund (McLaren 650S), Tim Pappas (Porsche 911 GT3 R) and Mike McCann (Audi R8).

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GT CLASS

# Driver/Home Team Car 2 Ryan Dalziel/Windermere FL CRP Racing Mercedes AM GT3 3 Johnny O'Connell/Flowery Branch GA Cadillac Racing Cadillac ATS-V.R 4 Pierre Kaffer/Germany Magnus Racing Audi R8 LMS 6 Bryan Sellers/Braselton GA K-PAX Racing McLaren 650S 8 Michael Cooper/Syosset, NY Cadillac Racing Cadillac ATS-V.R 9 Alvaro Parente/Porto, Portugal K-PAX Racing McLaren 650S 43 Ryan Eversley/Atlanta GA RealTime Racing Acura NSX GT3 58 Patrick Long/Manhattan Beach Wright Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R 61 Alex Riberas/Barcelona Spain R.Ferri Motorsports Ferrari 488 GT3 88 Adderly Fong/Hong Kong Absolute Racing Bentley Continental GT3 93 Peter Kox/Eindhoven, Netherlands RealTime Racing Acura NSX GT3 99 Jon Fogarty/Bend OR Gainsco/Stallings Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R 007 JD Davison/Miami FL TRG Aston Martin Vantage GT3

GTA CLASS

14 James Sofronas/Villa Park GMG Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R 16 Michael Schein/Glen Cove NY Wright Motorsports Porsche 911 GT3 R 17 Alec Udell/The Woodlands TX GMG Racing Porsche 911 GT3 R 31 Daniel Mancinelli/Italy TR3 Racing Ferrari 488 GT3 44 John Potter/Salt Lake City UT Magnus Racing Audi R8 LMS 54 Tim Pappas/Boston MA Black Swan Racing Mercedes AMG GT3 69 Pablo Perez Companc/Argentina Champ 1 Mercedes AMG GT3 78 Yufeng Luo/Arcadia Absolute Racing Bentley Continental GT3 98 Mike Hedlund/Redwood City K-PAX Racing McLaren 650S 04 Jorge De La Torre/McAllen TX De La Torre Racing Aston Martin Vantage GT3

112 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2017 Pirelli World Championship GT/GTA Schedule

March 10-12 *Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg – Streets of St. Petersburg, Fla. Race 1 Winners: GT - Parente; GTA - Udell Race 2 Winners: GT - Long; GTA - Udell

April 7-9 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach – Streets of Long Beach, Calif.

June 23-25 *Grand Prix of Road America, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin

July 28-30 *Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Lexington, Ohio

September 15-17 *GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma – Sonoma Raceway, Sonoma, California

* - denotes doubleheader

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 113 ResultsQuery Pirelli World Challenge Replay XD Grand Prix at Long Beach Presented by Cadillac Long Beach Street Circuit / 1.968 miles April 15-17, 2016 / Long Beach, CA Final Race Report - GT GTA Round 5

Class Car No Total Best In Pos Pos Class No Driver / Residence Laps Diff Time Time Lap Team / Make 191 GT Alvaro Parente / Porto Portugal30 50:11.844 1:20.017 24 K-PAX Racing /McLaren 650S GT3 232 GT Johnny O'Connell / Flowery Branc30 8.862 50:20.706 1:19.751 26 Cadillac Racing /Cadillac ATS-V.R. GT3 33 GT 31 Patrick Long / Manhattan Beach C30 18.012 50:29.856 1:20.226 22 EFFORT Racing /Porsche 911 GT3 R 44 GT 33 JD Davison / Denver CO30 20.187 50:32.031 1:20.855 23 AE Replay XD Nissan GT Academy /Nissan GTR 525 GT Kyle Marcelli / Barrie Canada30 23.404 50:35.248 1:20.708 23 CRP Racing /Audi R8 LMS GT3 66 GT 41 Michael Lewis / Laguna Beach CA30 24.289 50:36.133 1:20.713 25 EFFORT Racing /Porsche 911 GT3 R 77 GT 43 Ryan Eversley / Atlanta GA30 27.842 50:39.686 1:20.856 26 RealTime Racing /Acura TLX-GT 81 GTA 07 Martin Fuentes / Mexico City Mexic30 31.254 50:43.098 1:20.534 26 Scuderia Corsa /Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 98 GT 88 Adderly Fong / Hong Kong30 32.406 50:44.250 1:21.221 24 Bentley Team Absolute /Bentley Continental GT3 109 GT 87 Andrew Palmer / Los Angeles CA30 49.472 51:01.316 1:20.795 20 Bentley Team Absolute /Bentley Continental GT3 112 GTA 54 Tim Pappas / Santa Monica CA30 54.650 51:06.494 1:22.269 24 Black Swan Racing /Dodge Viper GT3-R 1210 GT 42 Peter Cunningham / Milwaukee WI30 1:07.735 51:19.579 1:21.992 18 RealTime Racing /Acura TLX-GT 133 GTA 44 Brent Holden / Newport CA30 1:18.424 51:30.268 1:22.424 22 GMG Racing /Audi R8 GTS LMS GT3 144 GTA 4 Jorge De La Torre / Mexico City M29 1 Lap 50:18.699 1:24.393 24 De La Torre Racing Motor /Aston Martin Vantage G 1511 GT 8 Michael Cooper / Syosset NY27 3 Laps 46:46.398 1:19.638 20 Cadillac Racing /Cadillac ATS-V.R. GT3 165 GTA 66 Frankie Montecalvo / Highlands NJ26 4 Laps 45:57.550 1:21.181 24 DIME Racing /Mercedes AMG SLS GT3 1712 GT 13 Colin Thompson / Doylestown PA20 10 Laps 38:52.598 1:21.620 16 K-PAX Racing /McLaren 650S GT3 1813 GT 76 Andrew Davis / Athens GA15 15 Laps 30:44.263 1:22.299 10 Calvert Dynamics /Porsche 911 GT3 R 1914 GT 05 Bryan Heitkotter / Fresno CA10 20 Laps 20:50.382 1:23.284 10 AE Replay XD Nissan GT Academy /Nissan GTR 206 GTA 11 Bill Sweedler / Westport CT9 21 Laps 22:21.339 1:26.233 1 Scuderia Corsa /Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 2115 GT 14 James Sofronas / Villa Park CA3 27 Laps 8:37.634 1:48.983 1 GMG Racing /Porsche 911 GT3 R 2216 GT 6 Austin Cindric / Charlotte NC0 30 Laps 5.852 -.--- 0 K-PAX Racing /McLaren 650S GT3

‡ New race lap record Optima Best Start: #33 JD Davison; VP Fuels Hard Charger Award: #44 Brent Holden Cars 3 and 31 Penalized 10 seconds overall race time per Chief Steward Time of race: 50:11.844 / Margin of victory: 8.862

Fastest Drivers: Lap Leaders: Cautions Laps Reason GT Alvaro Parente 0-14 9 GT GT Alvaro Parente 16-30 3 GT 3 - 7 GT Alvaro Parente 0-0 07 GTA 12 - 13 2-9 66 GTA GTA Martin Fuentes 10-27 07 GTA 27-27 54 GTA 28-30 07 GTA 0-14 9 Overall

114 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH FINAL RACE RESULTS PWC GT/GTA/GT Cup Round 05

processing by MONITOR Systems Sanction # [PRWC-03-15] PWC Roar by the Shore prsnt by Replay XD as licensed to: SCCA PRO RACING DEPT. at The Grand Prix of Long Beach on April 17-19 2015 Track Length: 1.968 Miles

PS ST CAR --DURING-RACE-- FNPS NO CLASS DRIVER/HOMETOWN/STATE SPONSOR/CAR PTS LAPS STATUS FAST LAP SPEED 1161 GT 1 Olivier Beretta/Monte Carlo/ FerrariOntario/Toronto/Alberta/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 101 24 ** 1:21.243 87.205 2 12 16 GT 2 Chris Dyson/Pleasant Valley/NY Bentley/Breitling/Mobil 1/Bentley Continental GT3 71 24 -.999 ** 1:21.101 87.357 3431 GT 3 Ryan Dalziel/Windermere/FL EFFORT Racing/World PMO/Porsche 911 GT3R 75 24 -1.488 1:21.397 87.040 4641 GT 4 Michael Lewis(R)(A)/Laguna Beach/CA EFFORT Racing/Curb-Agajanian/Porsche 911 GT3R 46 24 -1.949 ** 1:21.316 87.126 5 15 33 GT 5 JD Davison/St Petersburg/FL AE/ReplayXD/Nissan Nismo/Nissan GT-R GT3 80 24 -3.524 1:21.568 86.857 6543 GT 6 Ryan Eversley/Atlanta/GA RealTime/Acura Motorsports/HPD/Acura TLX-GT 76 24 -3.917 1:21.464 86.968 7 21 14 GT 7 James Sofronas/Pound Ridge/NY GMG Racing/Spyder/Mobil 1/Audi R8 LMS Ultra 52 24 -8.030 1:22.887 85.475 8907 GT 8 Martin Fuentes(A)/Mexico City/MX Hublot/Samsung/UnderArmour/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 28 24 -9.049 1:22.451 85.927 9 31 42 GT 9 Peter Cunningham/Milwaukee/WI RealTime/Acura Motorsports/HPD/Acura TLX-GT 64 24 -9.275 1:22.139 86.253 10 17 65 GT 10 Mike Hedlund/Woodside/CA Scuderia Corsa/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 40 24 -11.201 1:22.790 85.575 11 20 08 GT 11 Eric Lux(A)/Buffalo/NY Rembrandt Charms/Monticello MC/Mercedes Benz 57 24 -12.779 1:23.435 84.914 AMG SLS GT3 12 18 7 GT 12 Christina Nielsen(R)(A)/Aarhus Denmark/ Orion/RoyalPurple/PassTimeUSA/Aston Martin 34 24 -13.314 1:23.546 84.801 Vantage GT3 13 26 80 GT 13 Dan Knox(A)/Pilot Point/TX ACS MFG/Lone Star Racing/Dodge Viper GT3-R 51 24 -14.042 1:23.363 84.987 14 24 21 GT 14 David Welch(A)/Napa/CA UnivIndSales/GMG/AudiSpRacing/Audi R8 LMS Ultra 248 -16.449 1:23.800 84.544 15 27 99 GT 15 Jeff Courtney(A)/Milwaukee/WI Kenda/RecStuff.com/Audi R8 LMS Ultra 45 24 -19.123 1:23.683 84.662 16 23 30 GT 16 Henrique Cisneros(A)/Miami/FL MOMO/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 43 24 -19.737 1:22.315 86.069 17 19 10 GT 17 Henrik Hedman(A)/Ft Lauderdale/FL DragonSpeed/MercedesBenzAMG SLS GT3 21 24 -22.231 1:24.475 83.868 18 28 44 GT 18 Brent Holden(A)/Newport Beach/CA Audi R8 LMS Ultra 39 24 -23.535 1:24.762 83.584 19 25 54 GT 19 Timothy Pappas(A)/Boston/MA Dodge Viper GT3R 37 24 -30.219 1:22.843 85.520 20 13 05 GT 20 Bryan Heitkotter(A)/Fresno/CA Nissan GT Academy GT-R/Nissan GT-R GT3 15 24 -32.333 1:23.771 84.573 21 29 19 GT 21 Drew Regitz(A)/Denver/CO WWW.IRACERCOACHING.COM/Audi R8 LMS Ultra -7 24 -48.548 1:27.242 81.208 22 3 3 GT 22 Johnny O Connell/Flowery Branch/GA Cadillac Racing/Cadillac ATS-VR GT3 221 -2 lap 1:23.334 85.017 23 7 8 GT 23 Andy Pilgrim/Boca Raton/FL Cadillac Racing/Cadillac ATS-VR GT3 29 22 -2 lap 1:26.489 81.915 24 10 6 GT 24 Robert Thorne/Littleton/CO K-PAX/McLaren 650S GT3 -3 18 -6 lap 1:31.152 77.725 25 11 64 GT 25 Duncan Ende/Los Angeles/CA MerchantSrvLTD/Linospresso USA/Ferrari 458 GT3 25 17 -7 lap 1:29.907 78.801 Italia 26 2 9 GT 26 Kevin Estre/Lochau Austria/ K-PAX/McLaren 650S GT3 -7 14 -10 laps 1:26.155 82.233 27 16 66 GT 27 Frank Montecalvo(A)/Highlands/NJ Bayshore Racing/Mercedes Benz AMG SLS GT3 7 -17 laps 1:36.376 73.512 28 14 20 GT 28 Butch Leitzinger/Rebersburg/PA Bentley/Breitling/Mobil 1/Bentley Continental GT3 2 -22 laps 2:33.735 46.084 29 30 95 GT 29 Bill Ziegler(A)/Ponte Vedra/FL Swisher Racing/BMW E89 Z4 GT3 -20 2 -22 laps 2:22.314 49.782 30 8 2 GT 30 Mike Skeen/Charlotte/NC DeVilbiss/Hawk Performance/Audi R8 LMS Ultra 0 -24 laps no time 31 22 32 GT 31 Bret Curtis(A)/Austin/TX Spectra/United Steel Supply/BMW E89 Z4 GT3 0 -24 laps no time 32 32 28 GT 32 Lou Gigliotti/Plano/TX LG Motorsports/Aston Martin GT3 V12 0 DNS no time 33 33 11 GTC 1 Colin Thompson/Doylestown/PA Porsche of Bucks County/PenVal/Porsche 911 GT3 111 24 1:24.175 84.167 CUP 34 36 97 GTC 2 Mitch Landry/Lake Charles/LA Deep South/VersaCrane/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 110 24 -10.360 1:26.620 81.791 35 37 81 GTC 3 Victor Gomez(R)/San Juan/PR Porsche San Juan/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 95 24 -13.485 1:27.073 81.366 36 39 77 GTC 4 Preston Calvert(R)/Potomac/MD Calvert Dynamics/PhoenixPerf/Porsche 911 GT3 85 24 -26.579 1:27.149 81.295 CUP 37 34 02 GTC 5 Sloan Urry/Salt Lake City/UT Engel & Volkers/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 82 24 -33.220 1:24.132 84.210 38 35 13 GTC 6 Lorenzo Trefethen(R)/Napa/CA Trefethen Family Vineyards/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 16 24 -36.376 1:26.440 81.962 39 38 18 GTC 7 Phil Fogg_Jr/Portland/OR Zoro/TruSpeed/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 72 23 -1 lap 1:26.846 81.578 40 40 29 GTC 8 Eduardo Cisneros(R)/Miami/FL MOMO/Porsche 911 GT3 CUP 0 DNS no time

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processing by MONITOR Systems Sanction # [PRWC-03-14] 40th Long Beach Grand Prix as licensed to: SCCA PRO RACING DEPT. at Long Beach Street Circuit on April 11-13 2014 Track Length: 1.968 Miles

PS ST CAR --DURING-RACE-- FNPS NO CLASS DRIVER/HOMETOWN/STATE SPONSOR/CAR PTS LAPS STATUS FAST LAP SPEED 113 GT 1 Johnny O Connell/Flowery Branch/GA Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V R 151 32 ** 1:21.630 86.791 228 GT 2 Andy Pilgrim/Boca Raton/FL Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V R 110 32 -1.528 ** 1:21.727 86.688 3361 GT 3 Anthony Lazzaro/Atlanta/GA R.Ferri Motorsports/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 95 32 -5.709 ** 1:21.794 86.617 4521 GT 4 Andrew Palmer/Chicago/IL GMG Racing/Audi R8 Ultra 85 32 -12.167 1:22.343 86.040 5814 GT 5 James Sofronas/Villa Park/CA Spyder/The Thermal Club/Audi R8 Ultra 80 32 -13.040 1:22.054 86.343 692 GT 6 Mike Skeen/Charlotte/NC Hawk Performance/Audi R8 Ultra 76 32 -13.293 ** 1:21.602 86.821 749 GT 7 Alex Figge/Denver/CO K-PAX Racing/McLaren 12C GT3 72 32 -14.006 ** 1:21.322 87.120 8 10 31 GT 8 Tim Bergmeister/Langfeld Germany/ EFFORT Racing/Porsche GT3R 68 32 -20.677 1:22.293 86.092 9 11 64 GT 9 Mike Hedlund/Woodside/CA DragonSpeed/ESM/Ferrari 458 GT3 Italia 64 32 -23.872 1:22.246 86.141 10 13 41 GT 10 Michael Mills(A)/Angleton/TX EFFORT Racing/Porsche GT3R 60 32 -38.320 1:23.037 85.321 11 12 10 GT 11 Henrik Hedman(A)(R)/Ft Lauderdale/FL DragonSpeed/Ferrari 458 GT3 57 32 -45.295 1:23.102 85.254 12 17 99 GT 12 Jeff Courtney(A)/Milwaukee/WI Kenda/RecStuff.com/Audi R8 Ultra 54 32 -1:02.308 1:24.199 84.143 13 18 54 GT 13 Tim Pappas(A)/Boston/MA Black River Caviar/Mercedes AMG SLS GT3 51 32 -1:06.697 1:23.712 84.633 14 15 80 GT 14 Dan Knox(A)(R)/Pilot Point/TX ACS MFG/Performance SpeedTech/SRT 48 32 -1:08.215 1:23.372 84.978 Viper GT3R 15 16 32 GT 15 Bret Curtis(A)/Austin/TX Spectra/United Steel/Valspar/Audi R8 Ultra 45 32 -1:11.697 1:23.595 84.751 16 14 44 GT 16 Brent Holden(A)/Newport Coast/CA GMG Racing/Audi R8 Ultra 43 32 -1:12.134 1:23.256 85.096 17 7 16 GT 17 Nick Mancuso(A)/Chicago/IL R.Ferri Motorsports/Ferrari 458 GT3 41 31 -1 lap ** 1:21.886 86.520 18 19 15 GT 18 Tomy Drissi/Los Angeles/CA The Amazing Spider-Man 2/Aston Martin GT3 19 26 Crash 1:23.524 84.823 19 20 95 GT 19 Bill Ziegler(A)/Ponte Vedra Beach/FL Swisher Racing/GMG/Audi R8 Ultra 20 Mech. 1:24.994 83.356 20 6 6 GT 20 Robert Thorne/Littleton/CO K-PAX Racing/McLaren 12C GT3 15 Mech. 1:23.044 85.313 21 22 36 GTS 1 Nic Jonsson/Buford/GA Kia Motors America/Kia Optima 145 31 ** 1:27.918 80.584 22 24 33 GTS 2 Tony Buffomante/Naperville/IL Capaldi Racing/Ford Racing/Ford 110 31 -5.183 ** 1:28.032 80.479 MustangBoss302S 23 27 38 GTS 3 Mark Wilkins/Toronto/ON Kia Motors America/Kia Optima 95 31 -6.733 1:28.122 80.397 24 21 60 GTS 4 Jack Roush Jr/Livonia/MI ROUSH Road Racing/Ford 93 31 -8.257 1:28.274 80.259 MustangBoss302R 25 26 17 GTS 5 Alec Udell/The Woodlands/TX Watson Racing/Ford MustangBoss302S 80 31 -10.749 1:28.337 80.202 26 30 02 GTS 6 Drew Regitz/Denver/CO TRG-AMR North America/Aston Martin GT4 76 30 -37.085. 1:29.174 79.449 27 28 20 GTS 7 Andy Lee/Colorado Springs/CO Crown7.com/BestIT Racing/Chevrolet 72 30 -41.373. 1:28.848 79.740 Camaro 28 34 11 GTS 8 Tony Gaples/Libertyville/IL BlackDog Speed Shop/Chevrolet Camaro 68 30 -1:06.570. 1:29.967 78.748 29 31 96 GTS 9 Brad Adams/New Orleans/LA VoodooMusic/DatDog/Yo MTVRaps!/Ford 64 30 -1:16.607. 1:29.126 79.492 MustangBoss302S 30 39 34 GTS 10 Nick Esayian/San Diego/CA Natural Cures/Aston Martin GT4 60 30 -1:25.787. 1:30.936 77.909 31 38 72 GTS 11 Buz McCall/Boca Raton/FL RESET-MD/StopTech/Motul/Porsche 57 30 -1 lap 1:31.563 77.376 Cayman S 32 40 04 GTS 12 Jorge De La Torre (R)/McAllen/TX TRG-AMR North America/Aston Martin GT4 54 30 -1 lap 1:32.120 76.908 33 37 75 GTS 13 Erik Davis/Burbank/CA AlwaysEvolvingRacing/Autotopia/Ford 51 29 -2 lap 1:29.570 79.098 MustangBoss302S 34 35 01 GTS 14 Don Istook/River Oaks/TX Forge Motorsports/Recaro/Audi TTRS 48 29 -2 lap 1:30.387 78.383 35 33 97 GTS 15 Mitch Landry/Lake Charles/LA VersaCrane/DeepSouth/Ford 45 27 Mech. 1:28.944 79.654 MustangBoss302S 36 32 51 GTS 16 Ric Bushey/Virginia Beach/VA Nissan/Motul/SPL/OSGiken/Nissan 370Z 43 27 Crash 1:29.568 79.099 37 36 40 GTS 17 Geoff Reeves/Cleveland/OH BestIT/Bondurant School/Chevrolet Camaro 41 27 -4 lap 1:30.193 78.551 38 23 1 GTS 18 Lawson Aschenbach/Palm Beach Blackdog Speed Shop/Chevrolet Camaro 2 Mech. 2:24.743 48.947 Gardens/FL 39 25 73 GTS 19 Jack Baldwin/Marietta/GA RESET-MD/StopTech/Motul/Porsche 1 Crash no time Cayman S 40 29 52 GTS 20 David Sterckx/Brussels Belgium/BG Always Evolving Racing/Ford 1 Crash no time MustangBoss302S ** Better than the Existing Track Record GT Margin of Victory: 01.528 Seconds GTS Margin of Victory: 05.183 Seconds

GT Fastest Race Lap: Car # 9 Alex Figge 01:21.322 - 87.120 MPH GTS Fastest Race Lap: Car # 36 Nic Jonsson 01:27.918 - 80.584 MPH

Overall Race: 00:50:10.287 62.976 Miles 75.313 Miles per Hour Series Chief Steward:Pat di NataleSeries Chief T/S: Emery Vargo Time Posted Signed: ______Signed: ______------04-19-2014 21:08:09 Car #15 - 20 Point Penalty and $1000 Fine for Contact. Revised 4/19/14 - Points for #36 recalculated ------Lap Leaders: [#3 1-32]

116 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH FINAL RACE RESULTS Pirelli World Challenge GT/GTS Round 3

processing by MONITOR Systems Sanction # [PRWC-03-13] Streets of Long Beach as licensed to: SCCA PRO RACING DEPT. at Long Beach Street Course on April 19-21 2013 Track Length: 1.968 Miles

PS ST CAR --DURING-RACE-- FNPS NO CLASS DRIVER/HOMETOWN/STATE SPONSOR/CAR PTS LAPS STATUS FAST LAP SPEED 1114 GT 1 James Sofronas/Villa Park/CA GMG/Mobil 1/Audi R8 LMS 148 31 ** 1:22.214 86.175 278 GT 2 Andy Pilgrim/Boca Raton/FL Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V.R 110 31 -1.036 ** 1:22.357 86.025 382 GT 3 Mike Skeen/Charlotte/NC Hawk Performance/Chevrolet Corvette 95 31 -2.927 1:23.255 85.097 4424 GT 4 Duncan Ende/Los Angeles/CA STANDD.org/Merchant Services/Audi R8 85 31 -3.371 ** 1:22.030 86.368 5 10 32 GT 5 Bret Curtis/Westlake Village/CA UnitedSteelSupply/SpectreResou/Audi R880 31 -4.072 1:23.114 85.242 6954 GT 6 Tim Pappas/Boston/MA /Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS GT3 76 31 -4.492 1:23.428 84.921 7 12 44 GT 7 Brent Holden/Newport Beach/CA Global Motorsports Group/Porsche 997 Cup 72 31 -11.062 1:25.922 82.456 853 GT 8 Johnny O'Connell/Flowery Branch/GA Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V.R 69 30 Mech. ** 1:22.467 85.910 9 11 85 GT 9 Craig Stanton/Long Beach/CA Racing for Our Heros/Porsche 911 GT3 64 29 -2 lap 1:24.272 84.070 10 2 9 GT 10 Alex Figge/Denver/CO K-PAX Racing/Volvo S60 64 26 Crash ** 1:22.137 86.255 11 13 12 GT 11 Tim Bell(R)/Los Altos/CA Hawk Performance/Nissan GTR 57 26 -5 lap 1:25.629 82.738 12 6 08 GT 12 Alex Welch/Englewood/CO Spyder/Lasso/GMG/Audi R8 LMS 54 22 Mech. ** 1:22.327 86.056 13 3 6 GT 13 Randy Pobst/Gainesville/GA K-PAX Racing/Volvo S60 151 Mech. no time 14 38 4 GT 14 Tomy Drissi/Los Angeles/CA EPIC the Movie/Chevrolet Corvette 0 DNS no time 15 39 79 GT 15 Kyle Kelley/Huntington Beach/CA Jamison Engineering/Dodge Viper 0 DNS no time 16 40 99 GT 16 Jeff Courtney/Milwaukee/WI Kenda/Recstuff.com/Audi R8 LMS 0 DNS no time 17 17 10 GTS 1 Lawson Aschenbach/Jupiter/FL Blackdog Speed Shop/Chevrolet Camaro 142 30 ** 1:28.057 80.457 18 16 42 GTS 2 Peter Cunningham/Milwaukee/WI Acura/HPD/RealTimeRacing/Acura TSX 111 30 -.148 ** 1:28.893 79.700 19 18 73 GTS 3 Jack Baldwin/Marrietta/GA Motul/Stoptech/Foametix/Porsche Cayman S95 30 -1.510 ** 1:28.744 79.834 20 21 27 GTS 4 Brandon Davis/Huntington Beach/CA HP - Adobe Road Winery/Aston Martin Vantage GT485 30 -2.173 ** 1:29.516 79.145 21 19 38 GTS 5 Mark Wilkins/Toronto/ON Kia Motors America/Kia Optima 80 30 -2.735 ** 1:29.709 78.975 22 30 26 GTS 6 Damien Faulkner/Ireland/ VIZIO/HULU Plus/Aston Martin Vantage GT476 30 -5.820 ** 1:29.206 79.420 23 37 36 GTS 7 Nic Jonsson/Sweden/ Kia Motors America/Kia Optima 72 30 -9.595 ** 1:29.658 79.020 24 20 34 GTS 8 Nick Esayian/San Diego/CA HPD/Acura/RealTime/RedLineOil/Acura TSX 68 30 -10.094 ** 1:29.889 78.817 25 15 16 GTS 9 Kevin Gleason/Johnstown/PA /Porsche Cayman S 64 30 -11.914 ** 1:28.719 79.856 26 25 96 GTS 10 Brad Adams/New Orleans/LA Voodoo/DatDog/Yo MTV Raps!/Ford Mustang Boss 60 30 -12.592 1:30.498 78.286 302S 27 24 11 GTS 11 Tony Gaples/Libertyville/IL Blackdog Speed Shop/Chevrolet Camaro 57 30 -13.303 1:30.182 78.561 28 28 29 GTS 12 Harry Curtin/Buffalo/NY Best IT/Chevrolet Camaro 54 30 -14.919 1:31.119 77.753 29 26 7 GTS 13 Dane Moxlow/Grosse Isle/MI Trenton Forging/Steeda Asports/Ford Mustang Boss 51 30 -15.452 1:31.396 77.517 302S 30 31 95 GTS 14 Bill Ziegler/Ponte Vedra Beach/FL Swisher Racing/GMG/Pontiac Solstice 48 30 -17.059 1:32.492 76.599 31 22 61 GTS 15 Jim Taggart(R)/Raleigh/NC LotusUSA/Taggart Autosport/LRR/Lotus Exige45 29 -1 lap 1:33.413 75.843 32 35 52 GTS 16 Roger Rodas/El Salvador/ Always Evolving Performance/Ford Boss 302S43 29 -1 lap 1:33.193 76.022 33 33 75 GTS 17 Erik Davis/Burbank/CA Always Evolving Autotopia/Ford Mustang Boss 302S41 29 -1 lap 1:32.650 76.468 34 34 72 GTS 18 Buz McCall/Boca Raton/FL Motul/Stoptech/Foametix/Porsche Cayman S39 29 -1 lap 1:33.955 75.406 35 36 86 GTS 19 Robert Stout/Brownsburg/IN Scion/TRD/LucasOil/E3SparkPlug/Scion FR-S37 28 -2 lap 1:35.641 74.077 36 23 28 GTS 20 Lou Gigliotti/Dallas/TX LG Motorsports/Chevrolet Camaro 35 25 Crash 1:30.278 78.477 37 14 20 GTS 21 Andy Lee/Colorado Springs/CO Best IT/Chevrolet Camaro 44 19 Mech. ** 1:28.376 80.166 38 27 62 GTS 22 Mark Klenin/Lonetree/CO Schomp BMW/BMW 2009 M3 E92 31 13 Crash 1:31.188 77.694 39 29 51 GTS 23 Ric Bushey/Virginia Beach/VA Nissan/MotulOSGlken/SPL/Sparco/Nissan 370 Z29 10 Crash 1:31.032 77.827 40 32 21 GTS 24 Ardee Toppe/The Woodlands/TX /Ford Mustang Boss 927 Crash 1:35.545 74.151 ** Better than the Existing Track Record GT Margin of Victory: 01.036 Seconds GTS Margin of Victory: 00.148 Seconds

GT Fastest Race Lap: Car # 24 Duncan Ende 01:22.030 - 86.368 MPH GTS Fastest Race Lap: Car # 10 Lawson Aschenbach 01:28.057 - 80.457 MPH

Overall Race: 00:50:55.044 61.008 Miles 71.890 Miles per Hour Series Chief Steward:Pat diNataleSeries Chief T/S: Rich Lankford Time Posted Signed: ______Signed: ______------04-21-2013 20:04:41 Sunoco Hard Charger Award: #26 Optima Batteries Best Standing Start Award: #52 Cadillac CTS-V Move of the Race Award: #10 Invisible Glass Clean Pass of the Race Award: #8 ------Lap Leaders: [#9 1-26] [#3 27-30] [#14 31-31]

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 117 FINAL RACE RESULTS Pirelli World Challenge GT/GTS Rnd 3

processing by MONITOR Systems Sanction # [PRWC-3-12] Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach as licensed to: SCCA PRO RACING DEPT. at Long Beach Street Course on April 13-15 2012 Track Length: 1.968 Miles

PS ST CAR --DURING-RACE-- FN PS NO CLASS DRIVER/HOMETOWN/STATE SPONSOR/CAR PTS LAPS STATUS FAST LAP SPEED 1 2 8 GT 1 Andy Pilgrim/Marina Del Rey/FL Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V Coupe 162 31 1:22.729 85.638 2 1 6 GT 2 Randy Pobst/Gainesville/GA K-PAX Racing/Volvo S60 130 31 -6.337 1:22.711 85.657 3 3 3 GT 3 Johnny O'Connell/Flowery Branch/GA Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V Coupe 104 31 -10.430 1:22.917 85.444 4 7 14 GT 4 James Sofronas/Newport Beach/CA Global Motorsports Group/Porsche 911 GT3 85 31 -18.108 1:23.265 85.087 5 5 1 GT 5 Lawson Aschenbach/Darnestown/MD Privacy Star/Entrust/TruSpeed/Porsche 911 GT3 83 31 -18.289 1:22.892 85.470 6 10 47 GT 6 Tomy Drissi/Hollywood/CA The Three Stooges The Movie/Porsche 911 GT3 76 31 -24.003 1:23.053 85.304 7 6 4 GT 7 Dino Crescentini/Manhattan Beach/CA StopTech/Porsche 911 GT3 72 31 -26.880 1:23.321 85.030 8 8 46 GT 8 Justin Marks/Davidson/NC GoPro/Mooresille Motorplex/Porsche 911 GT3 68 31 -29.796 1:23.342 85.008 9 9 85 GT 9 Steve Ott/Houston/TX Racing For Our Heros/Loctite/Porsche 911 GT3 64 31 -53.601 1:23.187 85.167 10 4 77 GT 10 David Welch/Bothell/WA GoPro/StopTech/Eibach/Ferrari F430 GT 66 31 -1:06.963 1:23.222 85.131 11 13 40 GT 11 Anders Hainer/Hidden Hills/CA GMG/Audi R8 LMS 57 30 -1 lap 1:24.431 83.912 12 15 44 GT 12 Brent Holden/Newport Beach/CA Global Motorsports Group/Porsche 911 GT3 54 30 -1 lap 1:25.459 82.903 13 18 9 GT 13 Alex Figge/Denver/CO K-Pax Racing/Volvo S60 AWD 51 30 -1 lap 1:23.205 85.148 14 20 68 GTS 1 Jack Baldwin/Marrietta/GA Voodoo Ride-Inv Prp/Hot Wheels/Porsche Cayman 162 29 -2 laps 1:30.614 78.186 S 15 23 50 GTS 2 Justin Bell/Los Angeles/CA eBay Motors/Ford Mustang Boss 302S 113 29 -2 laps 1:30.613 78.187 16 16 2 GT 14 Mike Skeen/Charlotte/NC Hawk Performance/Nissan GTR 48 28 -3 laps 1:27.350 81.108 17 21 38 GTS 3 Colin Braun/Charlotte/NC InfinityhAudioKiaMotorsAmerica/Kia Optima 104 28 -3 laps 1:31.693 77.266 18 26 34 GTS 4 Nick Esayian/San Diego/CA RealTimeRacing/Acura/HPD/Acura TSX 85 28 -3 laps 1:31.988 77.018 19 32 23 GTS 5 Roger Miller(R)/Salt Lake City/UT /Ford Mustang Boss 302S 80 28 -3 laps 1:31.605 77.340 20 30 96 GTS 6 Brad Adams/New Orleans/LA VoodooMusic/Dat Dog/YoMTV Raps/Ford Mustang 76 28 -3 laps 1:32.344 76.721 Boss 302S 21 19 42 GTS 7 Peter Cunningham/Milwaukee/WI RealTimeRacing/Acura/HPD/Acura TSX 87 28 -3 laps 1:30.789 78.035 22 25 28 GTS 8 Lou Gigliotti/Dallas/TX LG Motorsports/Chevrolet Camaro 68 28 -3 laps 1:32.005 77.004 23 24 20 GTS 9 Andy Lee(R)/Colorado Springs/CO Best IT/Chevrolet Camaro 64 28 -3 laps 1:31.874 77.114 24 12 99 GT 15 Jeff Courtney/Milwaukee/WI Kenda Tires/RaceStuff.com/Porsche 911 GT3 45 27 Mech. 1:24.306 84.036 25 29 29 GTS 10 Harry Curtin(R)/Buffalo/NY Best IT/Chevrolet Camaro 60 27 -4 laps 1:34.017 75.356 26 14 11 GT 16 Tony Gaples/Lincolnshire/IL Kleinschmidt/Chevrolet Corvette 43 26 Mech. 1:24.806 83.541 27 22 36 GTS 11 Michael Galati/Olmstead Falls/OH InfinityhAudioKiaMotorsAmerica/Kia Optima 2000cc 63 24 -7 laps 1:31.691 77.268 28 27 26 GTS 12 Alfonso Perri(R)/Brooklyn/NY Picture Cars East/Ford Mustang Boss 302S 54 22 -9 laps 1:32.963 76.211 29 34 51 GTS 13 Ric Bushey/Virginia Beach/VA Nissan/SPL Pro/Sparco/Motul/Nissan 370 Z 51 18 Mech. 1:36.789 73.198 30 33 52 GTS 14 Greg Shaffer/Harrisonburg/VA Nissan/SPL Pro/Sparco/Motul/Nissan 370 Z 48 13 Crash 1:35.415 74.252 31 28 07 GTS 15 Brian Kleeman(R)/Towson/MD Nissan/DXD Clutches/UpRev/Nissan 370 Z 45 10 Mech. 1:33.793 75.536 32 17 12 GT 17 Jason Daskalos/Albuquerque/NM Hawk Performance/Nissan GTR 41 8 OHeat 1:28.123 80.396 33 35 01 GTS 16 Don Istook/River Oaks/TX Revo Technik/Audi TT RX 43 6 Mech. 1:37.592 72.596 34 11 02 GT 18 Brian Kubinski/Charlotte/NC Hawk Performance/Corvette Z06 39 5 Mech. 1:23.584 84.762 35 31 95 GTS 17 Bill Ziegler/Ponte Vedra Beach/FL /Mitsubishi EVO 41 1 Mech. no time ** Better than the Existing Track Record GT Margin of Victory: 06.337 Seconds GTS Margin of Victory: 02.323 Seconds

GT Fastest Race Lap: Car # 6 Randy Pobst 01:22.711 - 85.657 MPH GTS Fastest Race Lap: Car # 50 Justin Bell 01:30.613 - 78.187 MPH

Overall Race: 00:43:20.181 61.008 Miles 84.466 Miles per Hour Series Chief Steward:Pat diNatale Series Chief T/S: Rich Lankford Time Posted Signed: ______Signed: ______04-15-2012 19:55:15 ------Sunoco Hard Charger Award: 23 Optima Batteries Best Standing Start Award: 11 Cadillac CTS-V Move of the Race Award: 8 Invisible Glass Clean Pass of the Race Award: 50 Kia turning point of the race: 68

GTS Fastest Race Lap Correction ------[#6 1-8] [#8 9-31]

118 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH FINAL RACE RESULTS Pirelli World Challenge Champ. Rnd Three

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PS ST CAR --DURING-RACE-- FN PS NO CLASS DRIVER/HOMETOWN/STATE SPONSOR/CAR PTS LAPS STATUS FAST LAP SPEED 1 2 10 GT 1 Brandon Davis/Huntington Beach/CA ACS Express/Sun Micro/Ford Mustang Cobra 162 31 ** 1:22.897 85.465 2 5 14 GT 2 James Sofronas/Newport Beach/CA GMG/Porsche 911 GT3 113 31 -2.410 ** 1:22.891 85.471 3 4 7 GT 3 Jason Daskalos/Albuquerque/NM Dalsin Development/Dodge Viper 106 31 -18.590 ** 1:22.970 85.390 4 10 11 GT 4 Tony Gaples/Libertyville/IL Kleinschimdt/BlackdogSpeedShop/Chevrolet 85 31 -20.799 ** 1:23.597 84.749 Corvette 5 1 45 GT 5 Patrick Long/Belleaire/FL Truspeed/Privacy Star/Entrust/Porsche 911 GT3 95 31 -23.706 ** 1:22.604 85.768 6 8 46 GT 6 Rob Morgan/Ladera Ranch/CA TruSpeed/Entrust/Porsche 911 GT3 76 31 -25.438 ** 1:23.377 84.973 7 7 3 GT 7 Johnny O'Connell/Flowery Branch/GA Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V Coupe 72 31 -28.063 ** 1:23.672 84.673 8 9 8 GT 8 Andy Pilgrim/Marina Del Rey/FL Cadillac Racing/Cadillac CTS-V Coupe 68 31 -32.761 ** 1:23.882 84.461 9 11 5 GT 9 Tomy Drissi/Hollywood/CA XMen First Class 6-3-11/Porsche 911 GT3 64 31 -1:24.750 ** 1:24.081 84.261 10 15 85 GT 10 Jason Carter(R)/Dallas/TX RacingForOurHeros&/Loctite/Porsche 911 GT3 60 30 -1 lap 1:26.978 81.455 11 18 50 GTS 1 Paul Brown/Covina/CA Lucas Oil/K&N Filter/Ford Mustang Boss 302S 162 29 -2 laps ** 1:29.962 78.753 12 19 25 GTS 2 Ben Crosland(R)/Salt Lake City/UT Interbank FX/Racewithrp.com/Ford Mustang 119 29 -2 laps ** 1:30.595 78.203 FR500S 13 21 1 GTS 3 Peter Cunningham/Milwaukee/WI Acura/HPD/Acura TSX 98 29 -2 laps ** 1:31.594 77.350 14 3 2 GT 11 Mike Skeen/Charlotte/NC CRP Racing/Chevrolet Corvette Z06 66 28 Mech. ** 1:23.181 85.173 15 22 75 GTS 4 Brad Adams(R)/New Orleans/LA VooDoo Music/Racewithrp.com/Ford Mustang 500S 85 28 -3 laps ** 1:31.242 77.648 16 25 96 GTS 5 Pratt Cole/Salt Lake City/UT USA Cares/Western Metal/Ford Mustang FR500S 80 28 -3 laps ** 1:32.902 76.261 17 26 91 GTS 6 Ernie Jakubowski/Oakville/ON JRP Fuchs Hub Stands/Porsche Cayman S 76 27 -4 laps 1:36.459 73.448 18 6 4 GT 12 Dino Crescentini/Mahattan Beach/CA Centric Parts/Stoptech/GMG/Porsche 911 GT3 54 26 Crash ** 1:23.221 85.132 19 33 67 TC 1 Shea Holbrook/Groveland/FL Lucas/MyPluggz.com/GilbertGirl/Honda Civic Si 145 26 -5 laps 1:39.002 71.562 20 30 23 TC 2 Devin Cates/Broad Run/VA Cutaway Creations/Cates Engr/Volkswagen GTI 121 26 -5 laps 1:39.272 71.367 21 34 66 TC 3 Robb Holland/Denver/CO K-Pax Racing/Volvo C30 FWD 95 26 -5 laps 1:38.701 71.780 22 32 72 TC 4 Thomas Ehlen(R)/Vancouver/BC Compass360 Racing/Honda Civic Si 85 26 -5 laps 1:39.268 71.370 23 12 12 GT 13 Patrick Lindsey/Santa Barbara/CA Hawk Performance/Chevrolet Corvette Z06 51 25 Mech. ** 1:24.551 83.793 24 29 88 TC 5 Aaron Povoledo/Toronto/ON K-Pax Racing/Volvo C30 FWD 89 25 -6 laps 1:37.966 72.319 25 35 03 TC 6 Don Istook/Fort Worth/TX Revo Technik/Carbotech/Audi TT 76 25 -6 laps 1:42.141 69.363 26 23 34 GTS 7 Nick Esayian/San Diego/CA Acura/HPD/Acura TSX 72 21 Mech. ** 1:33.358 75.888 27 13 89 GT 14 Fred Roberts/Mississauga/ON Direct Energy Home Services/Dodge Viper 48 20 Mech. ** 1:25.097 83.255 28 31 32 TC 7 Eric Meyer/Indianapolis/IN XOWii/Samaritan's Feet/Delvira/Mazda RX-8 75 18 Mech. 1:39.791 70.996 29 24 55 GTS 8 Richard Golinello(R)/Oldsmar/FL Grand Sanitation/Ford Mustang FR500S 68 15 Mech. ** 1:33.101 76.098 30 16 6 GT 15 Randy Pobst/Gainesville/GA K-Pax Racing/Volvo S60 AWD 45 13 Mech. 1:27.216 81.232 31 20 73 GTS 9 Eric Foss/Dallas/TX Traxxas/St Jude Hospital/SPX/Ford Mustang 70 7 Mech. ** 1:31.320 77.582 FR500S 32 14 44 GT 16 Brent Holden/Newport Beach/CA GMG/Porsche 911 GT3 43 6 Mech. 1:28.115 80.404 33 27 71 TC 8 Lawson Aschenbach/Darnestown/MD Compass360 Racing/Honda Civic Si 83 1 Crash no time 34 28 60 TC 9 Ronald Zitza/Orlando/FL Gila Monster/Zotz Racing/Volkswagen Jetta 76 0 Crash no time DQ 17 19 GTS Jason von_Kluge(R)/Ann Arbor/MI Varsity Ford Ann Arbor/Steeda/Ford Mustang Boss 15 29 -2 laps ** 1:30.011 78.710 302S DQ 36 01 TC Rafael Navarro/Temecula/CA Revo Technik/Carbotech/Volkswagen GTI 27 -4 laps ** 1:37.532 72.640 35 37 63 GTS 10 Tom Felt(R)/Provo/UT Vendrome/Honda S2000CR 0 DNS no time 36 38 95 GTS 11 Bill Ziegler/Ponte Verde Bch/FL Swisher Racing/Mitsubishi EVO 0 DNS no time ** Better than the Existing Track Record GT Margin of Victory: 02.410 Seconds GTS Margin of Victory: 21.735 Seconds TC Margin of Victory: 05.926 Seconds GT Fastest Race Lap: Car # 45 Patrick Long 01:22.604 - 85.768 MPH GTS Fastest Race Lap: Car # 50 Paul Brown 01:29.962 - 78.753 MPH TC Fastest Race Lap: Car # 01 Rafael Navarro 01:37.532 - 72.640 MPH Overall Race: 00:43:38.328 61.008 Miles 83.881 Miles per Hour Series Chief Steward:Pat diNatale Series Chief T/S: Rich Lankford Time Posted Signed: ______Signed: ______04-17-2011 20:28:58 ------Sunoco Hard Charger Award: 67 Optima Batteries Best Standing Start Award: 67 Cadillac CTS-V Move of the Race Award: 10 Invisible Glass Clean Pass of the Race Award: 14 Cars 19 GTS and 01 TC out of compliance in post race impound - cars disqualified and all other cars move up. ------[#7 1-9] [#10 10-31]

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 119 120 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 121 SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks: Gearing Up for a Fender-Banging Two-Race Battle

If there's an early favorite heading into the SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks doubleheader this weekend, it has to be Sheldon Creed.

Creed, from El Cajon, took both Super Trucks races at Long Beach last year, then went on to win 10 more races and captured the 2016 Super Trucks championship -- his second straight title -- finishing 75 points ahead of runner-up Matt Brabham.

In the three-race Clipsal 500, the 2017 season opener March 3-5 in Adelaide, Australia, Creed won the second race and finished 7/5 in the other two, then finished second in both races March 11-12 at St. Petersburg.

Brabham, from Gold Coast, Australia, finished 2/3 here last year and ended 2016 with three race victories. He was 3/12/2 at the Clipsal 500. At St. Petersburg, Brabham was ninth in the first race, then led wire-to-wire to handily win the second race.

Series founder Robby Gordon finished third in the series and also scored three race wins. Gordon, the series champion in 2013 and 2014, ran 12/3/4 at Adelaide, then scored his first win of 2017 in the first St. Petersburg race before finishing third in Race 2.

The three will be banging fenders again this weekend amid a field of 12-plus identically-prepared Super Trucks barg- ing through tight corners, running frequently on two wheels and getting airborne more than 150 feet down the track off ramps, a wild combination that has made the action-packed series a fan favorite.

Other series drivers include: Arie Luyendyk Jr., long-time Indy Lights driver from Scottsdale AZ; Jeff Hoffman (Phoenix AZ); Gaven Harlien (Mesa AZ), Eric Davis (Burbank); Bill Hynes (Nazareth PA) and Paul Morris (Gold Coast, Australia), with more drivers yet to be announced at program press time.

The SPEED Energy Stadium Super Trucks will take the green flag at 5:05 p.m. Saturday and again at 4:05 p.m. Sunday.

122 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2017 SPEED Energy Stadium SUPER Trucks Schedule

March 3-5 Adelaide, Australia (3 races) Winners: Race 1 - Craig Dontas; Race 2 - Sheldon Creed; Race 3 - Paul Morris

March 10-12 St. Petersburg, Fla. (2 races) Winners: Race 1 - Robby Gordon; Race 2 - Matt Brabham

April 7-9 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach (2 races)

May 5-7 Perth, Australia

June 2-4 Detroit, Mich.

June 9-10 Fort Worth, Tex.

July 14-16 Toronto, Canada

October 6-7 China

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 123 Driver Tire Bonus Running / Reason Out 1 11 1 Sheldon Creed 11 Toyo 38 14 Running 2 1 83 Matt Brabham 11 Toyo 22 Running 3 9 6 Tyler McQuarrie 11 Toyo 26 6 Running 4 8 67 Paul Morris 11 Toyo 22 4 Running 5 4 20 Dustin Scott 11 Toyo 16 Running 6 7 75 Erik Davis 11 Toyo 16 1 Running 7 6 `4 Pat O’Keefe 11 Toyo 14 Running 8 5 30 Davey Hamilton 11 Toyo 13 Running 9 3 57 Bill Hynes 11 Toyo 12 Running 10 2 888 Khaled Al Mudhaf 11 Toyo 11 Running 11 12 7 Robby Gordon 6 Toyo 11 1 Mechanical 12 10 47 Keegan Kincaid 3 Toyo 9 Accident Notes: Starting lineup full inversion from qualifying. Passing point bonus of 1 point per position. BONUS POINTS – Sheldon Creed started 11th, finished 1st. 10 Bonus points. – Sheldon Creed led most laps; 3 Bonus points. – Tyler McQuarrie started 9th, finished 3rd; 6 Bonus points. – Paul Morris started 8th, finished 4th; 4 Bonus points. – Erik Davis started 7th, finished 6th; 1 Bonus point. – Robby Gordon quickest qualifier; 1 Bonus point. Driver Tire Running / Reason Out 1 12 1 Sheldon Creed 12 Toyo 36 11 Running 2 6 7 Robby Gordon 12 Toyo 29 7 Running 3 11 83 Matt Brabham 12 Toyo 28 8 Running 4 7 75 Erik Davis 12 Toyo 21 3 Running 5 10 6 Tyler McQuarrie 12 Toyo 21 5 Running 6 8 20 Dustin Scott 12 Toyo 17 2 Running 7 1 57 Bill Hynes 12 Toyo 14 Running 8 2 888 Khaled Al Mudhaf 12 Toyo 13 Running 9 5 14 Pat O’Keefe 10 Toyo 12 Accident 10 9 67 Paul Morris 9 Toyo 11 Running 11 4 30 Davey Hamilton 4 Toyo 10 Mechanical 12 3 47 Keegan Kincaid 1 Toyo 9 Mechanical Notes: Starting lineup inversion from Race #1 results. Passing point bonus of 1 point per position. BONUS POINTS – Sheldon Creed started 12th, finished 1st. 11 Bonus points. – Robby Gordon started 6th, finished 2nd. 4 Bonus points. – Robby Gordon led most laps; 3 Bonus points. – Matt Brabham started 11th, finished 3rd. 8 Bonus points. – Erik Davis started 7th, finished 4th; 3 Bonus points. – Tyler McQuarrie started 10th, finished 5th; 5 Bonus points. – Dustin Scott started 8th, finished 6th; 2 Bonus points.

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Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

Streets of Long Beach Sorted on Laps

Super Stadium Trucks Long Beach Street Circuit 1.968 miles

Race 4/19/2015 11:50

Race (10 Laps) started at 11:48:02

Pos No. Name Laps Diff Gap Avg. Speed Best Tm Best Speed 1 5 EJ Viso 10 61.103 1:46.454 66.553 2 74 Sheldon Creed 10 5.207 5.207 60.830 1:46.575 66.477 3 7 Robby Gordon 10 7.251 2.044 60.723 1:47.611 65.837 4 48 Scotty Steele 10 8.803 1.552 60.642 1:47.741 65.758 5 47 Keegan Kincaid 10 10.286 1.483 60.565 1:48.672 65.194 6 55 Gavin Harlien 10 17.520 7.234 60.193 1:47.759 65.747 7 17 Dale Dondel 10 18.009 0.489 60.168 1:49.624 64.628 8 3 Charles Dorrance 10 26.965 8.956 59.714 1:50.691 64.005 9 57 Bill Hynes 10 33.012 6.047 59.411 1:53.446 62.451 10 99 Kyle Leduc 10 40.903 7.891 59.021 1:48.158 65.504 11 75 Erik Davis 10 52.778 11.875 58.443 1:52.072 63.217 12 50 Burt Jenner 3 7 Laps 7 Laps 62.793 1:47.574 65.860

Margin of Victory Avg. Speed Best Lap Tm Best Speed Best Lap by 5.207 61.103 1:46.454 66.553 5 - EJ Viso Chief of Timing & Scoring Orbits Race Director www.mylaps.com Licensed to: INDYCAR Printed: 4/19/2015 12:09:58 PM

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 125 2014 SST Grand Prix Of Long Beach – SST Round #3 - Official Results

Finish Start No. Driver Laps Tire Points Bonus Running / Reason Out 1 7 7 Robby Gordon 8 Toyo 31 6 Running 2 3 19 EJ Viso 8 Toyo 26 4 Running 3 8 74 Sheldon Creed 8 Toyo 26 6 Running 4 4 98 PJ Jones 8 Toyo 18 Running 5 5 55 Gavin Harlien 8 Toyo 16 Running 6 1 18 Apdaly Lopez 8 Toyo 15 Running 7 2 24 Bradley Morris 8 Toyo 14 Running 8 9 5 Scotty Steele 8 Toyo 13 Running 9 10 13 Nick Vanis 8 Toyo 12 Running 10 6 77 Jerett Brooks 8 Toyo 11 Running

126 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH SST Grand Prix Of Long Beach – SST Round #3 - Official Results Running / Truck Finish Start Driver Laps Tire Points Bonus Reason No. Out Robby 1 7 7 8 Toyo 31 6 Running Gordon 2 3 19 EJ Viso 8 Toyo 26 4 Running Sheldon 3 8 74 8 Toyo 26 6 Running Creed 4 4 98 PJ Jones 8 Toyo 18 Running Gavin 5 5 55 8 Toyo 16 Running Harlien Apdaly 6 1 18 8 Toyo 15 Running Lopez Bradley 7 2 24 8 Toyo 14 Running Morris Scotty 8 9 5 8 Toyo 13 Running Steele 9 10 13 Nick Vanis 8 Toyo 12 Running Jerett 10 6 77 8 Toyo 11 Running Brooks

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 127 128 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge: 3-time series champion Chris Forsberg heads the field

A lineup of 16 top Formula DRIFT cars and drivers will be slipping, sliding and smoking up the streets of Long Beach under the lights Friday and Saturday nights in the two-race Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge.

Formula DRIFT season series champion Chris Forsberg will be out to defeat defending race champion Matt Field, who beat out Michael Essa for the win.

Last year, Forsberg outran Frederic Aasbo for the season title by 37 points, 539-502. Vaughn Gittin Jr. finished third in the standings, fol- lowed by Aurimus Bakchis and Field in the top five.

Forsberg is a three-time Formula DRIFT champion, having also won titles in 2009 and 2014, while Essa was the series champion in 2013.

The starting field will be battling wheel-to-wheel in turns 9-10-11, with Grand Prix ticketholders able to catch all the action from grand- stands 16, 18, 24, 25 and 26.

Seating is first-come, first-served, with Friday's race scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday's race at 6 p.m.

The 5th Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge follows last weekend's Formula DRIFT season opener here on the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach race circuit.

For season-long updates on Formula DRIFT competition, visit formulad.com.

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 129 2017 Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge Entries

Chris Forsberg Kyle Mohan Charles Ng Odi Bakchis Dan Burkett Alex Heilbrunn Dean Kearney Jeff Jones Justin Pawlak Jhonnattan Castro Matt Field Forrest Wang Michael Essa Ryan Litteral Pat Goodin Juha Rintanen

2017 Formula Drift Schedule

March 31-April 1 Streets of Long Beach

April 7-8 Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge at Toyota Grand Prix of long Beach

April 28-29 Orlando, FL

May 12-13 Atlanta, GA

June 2-3 Wall NJ

July 14-15 Montreal, Quebec

August 4-5 Monroe WA

Sept. 8-9 Texas Motor Speedway

Oct. 13-14 Irwindale

130 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2016 Motegi Racing Super Drift Challenge Results

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 131 132 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Can-Am Challenge: Historic Cars Take to the Streets for the First Time

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach fans will get a ground-shaking taste of the 1000-horsepower cars that dominated the golden age of Can-Am racing when the historic machines battle on the world-famous seaside circuit.

The inaugural 20-minute Can-Am Challenge race starts at approximately noon Saturday, just prior to the BUBBA burger Sports Car Grand Prix event. It will be the first time the powerful cars have competed on any city's streets, and the tremendous sounds the 1000-hp engines produce is something race fans will long remember!

Can-Am, short for the Canadian-American Challenge Cup, was a wildly popular racing series that ran at tracks in Canada and the U.S. from 1966 to 1974.

The Can-Am era featured sleek creations from McLaren, Porsche, Lola, Shadow and more, with a list of famed drivers that included Jim Hall, Mark Donohue, Mario Andretti, Parnelli Jones, George Follmer, Dan Gurney, Phil Hill, Bruce McLaren and John Surtees, among others.

The Long Beach race will feature 22 cars from Can-Am's 1966-74 era and will be sanctioned by the Historic Motor Sports Association (HMSA).

“HMSA is thrilled to be part of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, a truly iconic event with a rich motorsports tradition,” said Cris Vandagriff, president of the HMSA. “We are proud to bring the cars from what has been called the greatest series ever created, the original Can-Am. These cars were the fastest racing cars of their day and still make the earth move when they take to the track.”

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 133 Can-Am Challenge Entry List

Engine Car Owner/Driver Hometown Year Car Size No. Color Period Driver A.C. D'Augustine Breckenridge, CO 1965 Genie Mk10B 5457cc 17 Yellow Merle Brennon Eric Haga Renton, WA 1965 McLaren M1A 5457cc 55 Blue Jim Adams Robert Hunt Paradise Valley, AZ 1966 McLaren M1B 5457cc 12 Blue Peter Revson/ Jerry Entin Dan Cowdrey Westlake 1966 Lola T70 Mk II 5457cc 6 Blue Mark Donahue Norm Cowdrey Santa Rosa Valley 1967 McKee Mk 7 5457cc 25 Blue/White Joe Leonard Bruce Marquand San Marcos 1967 McLaren M6A 6997cc 6 Blue Mark Donohue Robert Ryan Avila Beach 1968 McLaren M6B 5457cc 2 Orange Tom Dutton Joseph DiLoreto Huntington Harbor 1968 McLaren M6B 6997cc 52 Blue Peter Revson Robert Hardison Phoenix, AZ 1968 Lola T70 Mk3 5457cc 26 Orange/Wht Skip Scott Greg Mitchell Coos Bay, OR 1969 Lola T163 8095cc 19 Red Gary Wilson Brian Blain Visalia 1969 Lola T163 8310cc 75 Red Bob Dini John Boxhorn Mukwonago, WI 1969 Lola T163 8310cc 27 Blue Tony Settember Tom Cantrell Auburn, WA 1969 Alan Mann Special 8095cc 2 Blue/Gold Frank Gardner/ Jack Brabham Ilja Burkoff Sebastopol 1970 Ti 22 Mk II 8310cc 22 White/Blue Jackie Oliver Nick Colonna Palos Verdes Estates 1970 McLaren M8C 8095cc 10 Orange Enrique Mansilla Claude Malette Wixom, MI 1971 Lola T222 8095cc 51 Red/Wht Dave Causey Emmett Murphy Dallas, TX 1972 McLaren M8F 8095cc 98 White John Cannon/ Mario Andretti Robert Kauffman Charlotte, NC 1972 McLaren M8F/P 8095cc 55 Orange Roger McCaig Rick Knoop Laguna Beach 1973 McLaren M8F 8095cc 3 Blue Bill Cuddy Kirt Bennett Clarkston, MI 1974 Shadow DN4 8310cc 102 Black George Follmer Craig Bennett Milford, 1974 Shadow DN4 8310cc 101 Black Jackie Oliver Scott Drnek Hayward 1974 Sting 8095cc 22 Blue Gary Wilson

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136 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH

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The Forza Motorsport Racing Game Franchise, along with Xbox, Return as Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Sponsor for Third Year in a Row

Forza Motorsport, the leading console racing game franchise available exclusively on Xbox and Windows 10, is back for a third year lining the circuit of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach as a sponsor, in addition to supporting exciting on site activation for fans.

As of December 2016, more than 14 million unique players were involved in the Forza community on Xbox One and Windows 10, the award-winning Forza Horizon 3 sold through 2.5 million units, and Forza continued its run as the best-selling racing franchise of this console generation.*

Additionally, the online racing community expanded significantly: over three million players joined Forza online each month and coupled with the launch we of the Forza Racing Championship, an eSports league for players of all skill levels to compete for glory and real- world prizes.

All the while, the award-winning Forza Motorsport 6 game remains one of the best-selling racing games available today featuring the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach track along with many of the cars fans will see on the circuit throughout the race weekend.

Both Forza Motorsport 6 and Forza Horizon 3 are available at top retailers and online today.

To learn more about Forza Motorsport visit http://ForzaMotorsport.net or Xbox.com/Forza.

*Source: The NPD Group/Retail Tracking Service (U.S., Canada, Australia, New Zealand) – November 2012-January 2017

138 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH K1 Speed Signs On As OfÞcial Sponsor Go karting with friends and family during race weekend

IRVINE, CA - K1 Speed Inc. is the place to race at the 43rd annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Located atop Arena Park across from the Family Fun Zone, the K1 Speed KarGng Track brings the thrill of go-kart racing to race fans. Known for indoor karGng, the outdoor track will saGate your need for speed. Guests will have a chance to race their friends and family without leaving the streets of Long Beach. The outdoor karGng track will give guests a taste of the K1 Speed experience offered naGonally and internaGonally. With 35 locaGons across the U.S. and Mexico, race fans from all over visiGng Long Beach can find a K1 Speed nearby. Enthusiasts can visit the Torrance center just 20 minutes from the streets of Long Beach. Open 364 days a year and 7 days a week, visitors can hone their racing skills year-round. For more informaGon, visit www.k1speed.com.

About K1 Speed:

K1 Speed was founded in 2003 and is the naGon's largest indoor kart racing chain. Each facility boasts 50,000-90,000 sq. [. of space, which feature real road courses, meeGng rooms, snack bars and spacious lobbies with genuine racing memorabilia. Visitors can take advantage of a variety of different race packages to race against their friends or the clock. K1 Speed can accommodate 10 to 800 guests and offers a unique venue for corporate funcGons, team building events, birthday parGes, bachelor parGes or other private ceremonies.

Contact:

Susan Danglard | MarkeGng Director

17221 Von Karman Ave., Irvine, CA 92614 www.k1speed.com | Ph: 949.250.0242 | Fax: 949.250.0614

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The Southern California News Group (SCNG) is a multi-platform news and information company comprised of 11 local newspapers, websites and social media channels reaching over 8.1 million adults every week. As one of SCNG’s premium properties, the Press-Telegram has a long history of being the top source for local news and information in Long Beach and surrounding communities. Whether it’s news around town, a high school game around the corner or a lap around the Grand Prix circuit, no one covers long Beach like the Press-Telegram. We know the community inside and out - and we should. Because since 1897, Long Beach has been much more than our beat. It’s been our home.

This year, SCNG’s comprehensive race coverage will be anchored by a colorful preview section in the Press-Telegram. Online and social media coverage will include a lively mix of stories, exclusive photos, videos and blogs ... all putting our unique local spin on Southern California’s premiere auto race. You can also follow us on Facebook (facebook.com/presstelegram) and on Twitter: @PressTelegram

142 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH | About Ricoh |

Ricoh is a global technology company that has been transforming the way people work for more than 80 years. Under its corporate tagline – imagine. change. – Ricoh continues to empower companies and individuals with services and technologies that inspire innovation, enhance sustainability and boost business growth. These include document management systems, IT services, production print solutions, visual communications systems, digital cameras, and industrial systems.

Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in approximately 200 countries and regions. For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com

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Tamiya America Inc. returns to the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach in 2017!

Irvine, California USA [February 14, 2017]

Tamiya America, Inc. announced today their participation in the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, on April 7-9, 2017.

Since 2009 Tamiya has been a part of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. For 2017, Tamiya will be returning as a Sponsor and Exhibitor to increase awareness for its hobby grade radio control vehicles, plastic models and general hobby products.

About Tamiya, Inc. Tamiya ventured into the modeling business in 1948, with a scale wooden ship model kit. Since then, Tamiya has been striving to offer merchandise that can truly be called “First in Quality Around the World.” In addition, Tamiya seeks to provide the best possible modeling experience with its innovative modeling subjects. Presently, Tamiya is offering more than 300 different products, both in the fields of precision static models and high performance radio control vehicles. These products are not only sold in Japan but also exported in vast quantities to the United States, Europe, South East Asia, and to many other parts of the world. The standard of excellence achieved by Tamiya is regarded as among the very finest in the world of model hobbies. Tamiya America, Inc. appreciates the opportunity to showcase its products at this great racing venue and we can’t wait to encourage attendees to get out and build something fun from the Tamiya world of hobby products!

144 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Event and Support Staff

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 145 Grand Prix Association of Long Beach 3000 Pacific Avenue Long Beach, CA 90806 (562) 981-2600

ADMINISTRATION Jim Michaelian President & CEO Allison Wilson Exec. Ass’t to the CEO, Manager of Advertising & Promotions Gemma Bannon Exec. Ass’t. to the CEO, HR & Office Manager

SPONSORSHIP SALES, MARKETING SERVICES Martin Bannon Director of Marketing Sandy Hendrix Admin. Ass’t to Director of Marketing / Sponsor & Catering Services Richard Martinez Director of Hospitality Michael McElroy Manager of Corporate Sales Aileen McBride Marketing Assistant Caleb Kephart Marketing Assistant

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND CREATIVE SERVICES Chris Esslinger Director of Communications Gordon Morris Creative Editor / Writer Julie Tanner Graphic Designer Christy Pardini Graphic Designer Jared Thieme Public Relations Assistant Liz Tudor Public Relations Assistant Kelsey Duckett Media Relations/Social Media Sadina Zaccari Media Relations/Social Media Bruce Flanders Public Address Terry Clanton Public Address

ACCOUNTING Cindy Forster Controller Glenda Nixon Accounting Assistant Emma Moreno Event Auditor Wendy Wayt-Ginochio Event Auditor Carie Kasidumis Event Auditor

MERCHANDISE Karla Ramirez Merchandising Coordinator Danny Ramirez Merchandising Coordinator Joey Soto Merchandising Assistant

146 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH CUSTOMER SERVICE AND TICKETING Tammy Johnson Manager of Customer Service and Ticketing Customer Service Representatives: Cecelia Ruebel, Michelle Heredia, Steve Miranda, Sarona Vuvao-Santos Jennie Ketchum, Sheila Walters, Steven Halley, Rasha Khalaf

RACE OPERATIONS Dwight Tanaka Director of Operations Christopher Allen Manager of Operations

CONSTRUCTION David Carrillo Construction Foreman Crandell Dickinson Structure Foreman Pablo Martin Structure Foreman Dax Pascua Structure Foreman Jake Tanaka Construction Foreman Sigi Contreras Construction Foreman

EVENT OPERATIONS Mark Platt Security Administrator Trace Sardone Assistant Security Administrator Chris Souza Assistant Security Administrator Steve Shea, M.D. Chief Medical Officer Kent Shoji, M.D. Assistant Medical Officer Nate Jones Paddock Manager Michael Dailey Information Systems Frank De Pina Paddock Coordinator Mike Clancy Paddock Coordinator Evan Burge PWC Paddock Coordinator Lacy Reilly Race Central Valerie Davis Race Central Nick Kunewalder Pace Car Driver Jason Ricker Pace Car Driver Rick Ellis Pace Car Supervisor Brian Ellis Pace Car Supervisor

MISS TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH PAGEANT Loriann Serna Pageant Producer Natasha Alhandy-Shaw Assistant Paige Black Assistant Edward De La Torre Photographer Ivan Gonzalez Videographer

CREDENTIALS Deborah Cahn Scott... Credential Manager Rick Scott Credential Manager

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 147 CREDENTIAL STAFF Bruce Jacob, Beth Cahn Kennedy, Thomas Kennedy, Ryan Gales, Lynda Herbert

EXPO ASSISTANTS Matthew Dumas, Rod Henderson, Louis Ramirez

PHOTOGRAPHY COORDINATOR Doug Gifford

PHOTOGRAPHERS Suzette Allen, John Bosma, Brian Brantley, Michael Bulbenko, Jim Collins, Bleu Cotton, Steve Dawson, Kevin Fahey, Jack Fleming, Arthur Grant, Rob Grasso, Scott Grasso, Sue Grasso, Joey Ikemoto, Randy Johnson, Fred Larimer, Jeff Lewis, Ron Lyon, Kevin Mak, Tim Mathiesen, Luis Navarro, John Wilson, Andy Witherspoon, Jon Yoshinaga.

SIGNAGE CREW Paula Gallo, Sammy Gallo, Steve Glomb, Larry Kerr, Michael Kerr, Guage McCoy, Guillermo Millan, Todd Nydam, Paul Ott, Bobby Tamariz.

VICTORY CIRCLE Chris Chick, Dale Garnreiter, Matt George, Amber Lecour, Bryan Mitchell, Annabelle Mui, Sandra Novotna, Will Palmer, Kenny Sonntag, Adam Sonntag, Tony Rogers, Matt Wolters.

RACE MANAGEMENT Director Bob Funk

COMMAND CENTER Barbara Funk, Lois Gettys, Rick Gettys, Morris Berens, Greg Fast, Juanita Fast, Karen Lewis, Richard Sherwood, Sandi Sherwood, Sydnie Wauson, Marilyn Gettys, Linda Maxwell, Marie Thomas, Jim O’Mahoney, Mary DeSantis, Curt Himmelberger, Stephanie Himmelberger, David Aguilar

MANAGERS Bill Punches, Dennis Conner, Darren Oldham, Ken Thomas, Ernie Prokopovych, Les Thompson, Iler Ganz

ZONE MANAGERS Rick Rios, Ed Horgan, David Anderson, Glenn Asomoto, Irv Hoff, Troy Huff, Jeff Jackson, Tony Barham, Dave Knox, Jeff Knoche, Bob Lewis, D.J. Johnson, Andy Massey, Patricia Ganz, Jeff Long, Jeff Firestone, Troy Eubank, Gary Hogan

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Alice Smith, Shyla Kauffeld, Pat West, Bea Nickerson, Ginny Hindman, Tanya Llera, Ann Haehn

148 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH GRAND PRIX VOLUNTEERS

Darren Allen Jaritzy Herrera Melissa Racadio HOSPITALITY Steve Schofield Ron Allen Tony Herta Chris Racadio JJoel Aguirre Brian Schutte Maureen Anderson Kelly Hieggins Jennifer Racadio Terry Ardinger Kyle Schutte Megan Anderson Pat Hill Mike Racadio Colin Baines Steve Shutte Scott Anderson Ken Holmes Porsche Racadio Tori Baker Ken Slover Gloria Azobell Carol Johnson Andrea Ramirez Grady Bannon Sheri Slover Donna Baca Jeffrey Johnson Brianna Ramirez Noelle Bannon William Stepp Betsy Bowes Nancy Johnson Esther Ramirez Jaime Christmas Chris Tillman Dalton Boyd Joe Kagerer Jose Ramirez Kelly Field Marshal Warren Bob Brayton Dwayne Kelly Riane Redmond Dillon Fox Ryan Brookes David Kohl Yusef Richards Alissa Giel Bob Brown John Koniak Valentina Rivera Brittany Hanyon Julie Brown Rebecca Lane Adam Rogers Matrice Iantorno Alberto Builes Edward Lopez Christian Santos Michael Juarez Mark Bullock Osbaldo Lopez Mark Schiavone Mike Kodrich Paula Bullock Silvia Mahoney Alan Shideler Holly Laubacher Bob Canaday Mercedes Melendrez Mike Sieboda Seritha Long Nicole Carney Emily Miller Christian Soto Danny Lozano Mike Carpenter Julie Miller Crystal Soto Leticia Lozoya Jim Carrow Leanne Miller Florence Soto Carol Martinez Dana Chaffee Christopher Mora Joseph Soto Justin McBride Careen Chapjian Carlos Morabito Luis Soto Allison McKenzie Adan Deloza Bob Mortin Lynne Spiegel Mark Missick Irene Deloza Rebecca Nunez Dana Story Josh Mitchell Leonardo Dominguez Lenny Nurhadi Amy Swindler Nicholas Modrak Jennifer Enos Bud Orr Mike Taylor Jessica Morgan Megan Flanders Russell Parks Angela Thompson Janice Paculba Tony Gaetano Kody Parrison Justin Thompson Nolan Peterson Mark Garcia Frank Parth Jr. Myrna Thompson Ryan Peterson Jared Gaxiola Janet Pascua Ivan Trusevych Aaron Pilkey Tom Geer Mark Pearson Rich Vandermeeden Ryan Plunkett Grace Goodwin Andrea Perez Shaun Vogel Todd Prochnow Helen Grimes Roderick Perry Linda White Louis Reyes Jessica Guerrero George Ponay II Jill Whitley Erin Rytych Juan Jose Guerrero Don Port Aubery Witten Frank Rytych Ben Henderson Norm Proulx Jason Witten Mario Saucedo Erin Henning Alio Pua Don Zamboni Stephanie Sayes

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150 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH TOYOTA MOTOR SALES USA

Bob Carter ...... President Bill Fay ...... Senior Vice President – Automotive Operations Jack Hollis ...... Group Vice President and General Manager – Toyota Division Dave Christ...... Vice President Sales Operations Michael Rouse ...... Vice President – Philanthropy and Community Affairs Ed Laukes ...... Group Vice President – Marketing Paul Doleshal ...... Senior Manager – Motorsports and Assets Andre Jackson ...... Regional Motorsports Coordinator Jeff Braken ...... Group Vice President and General Manager – Lexus Alec Hagey ...... General Manager – Toyota Los Angeles Regional Sales Office

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 151 Paddock Club Hospitality Just Part of “Redcoats” Key Role

The Committee of 300 Paddock Club is a race-weekend party that annually hosts race fans from as far away as Europe & Australia to enjoy a three-day package of fun--- music from the hottest local bands, dancing, closed-circuit TV, reserved grandstand seats in the best locations, breakfast, lunch, full service bar (with attentive and friendly servers), and even permanent restrooms!

It’s the ORIGINAL Paddock Club at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, sponsored by the best all-volunteer group in Long Beach! And, for the 43rd consecutive year, the Committee of 300 of Long Beach Inc. - the famed “Redcoats” – will again be critical to the success of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

C300 members serve in a variety of capacities, most notably as official grandstand supervisors and Ambassadors to Long Beach.

Lost? Ask a Redcoat! Want a good place to eat in downtown Long Beach? Ask a Redcoat! Want the location of the nearest ATM? Ask a Redcoat!

To join the fun offered by Long Beach’s most dynamic volunteer organization call (562) 981-9200, or visit the C300 web site at committeeof300.com.

Better yet, just ask a “Redcoat!"

Grand Prix Foundation Key Member of Long Beach Community

Since its inception in 1991, the Grand Prix Foundation of Long Beach has contributed more than $4 million to a wide variety of charitable organizations throughout the greater Long Beach area.

The Foundation helps generate pre-race excitement with its annual Monte Carlo Night at the Renaissance Hotel Long Beach on Friday, April 7 at 7 p.m.

Last year, the Foundation presented local charities – including Miller Children’s Hospital of Long Beach, Children’s Hospital of Orange County and the Long Beach Area Special Olympics - with more than $150,000 in donations. In addition, the Foundation supports the Robert E. Leslie Scholarship Program for graduating high school seniors and a variety of other locally-based charities.

Thanks to low administrative costs and a volunteer base of over 200 local citizens, 90 cents of every dollar raised goes directly to charities selected by the Foundation’s 11-member Board of Directors.

For more information about the Grand Prix Foundation of Long Beach or Monte Carlo Night, visit gplb.com or call (562) 490-4509.

152 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH 2017 Committee of 300 Membership Board Members Lisa Viets, ...... President Dennis Pitts, ...... President-Elect Derek Brown, ...... Immediate Past President Phil Tondreault, ...... Chief Financial Officer Nury Curtis, ...... Corporate Secretary Jeff Logan, ...... Legal Counsel Susan Lincoln, ...... Activities Director Dianne T. McNinch, ...... Community Service Director Anthony Gonzales, ...... Membership Development Director

Members Craig Harrington Steve Pennington Doug Akins Lance Harris Kelly Pierce Carol Anderson Ruben Hernandez Dennis Pitts Raymond Anderson Louie Herrera Mark Porter Gary Augustin Bob Hoffman Tom Ramsey Rosie Badajos Linda Holcomb John Ridgely Roderic Ballance Peter Holman Susan Ridgely Ruth Barnes Doug Howard Anne Russell Maxine Barton-Bauman Roy Jarvis Michael Russell Lewis Brownson Sabrina Jenkins Harry Saltzgaver Dee Dee Brooks Roger Jesme Dave Sandau Derek Brown Kat Johl Ben Scherzer Rich Carry Judie Johnsen Deanna Sclar Larry Case Charles Jordan Robert Senske Wynn Collins Tom Jordan Jim Serles Phyllis Covey Tim Karpinski Jessica Shipp Nuri Curtis Kenneth Kern Fred Sica Dianna Dacer Donna Klotz Jeff Sorenson Stephanie Davis Ed Klotz Dodie Soto Camie Dean Michael Kerlegon Kelly Stortz Bart DeLio Roger Kroll Cathy Telaneus Greg DeSantis John Kulla Mike Tinz Alan Dolch Alex Lara David Tisthammer Karl Earhart Robert Lara Vivian Tondreault Germaine Ehlers Cheryl LeMmon Phil Tondreault Ernie Estrada Dale Lincoln Lisa Viets Salvador Farfan Susan Lincoln Hank Wadleigh Cal Farmer Jeffrey Logan Tom Webb Richard Feinberg Ambrose Martin Debby Weers Stephen Foreman Patti Maude Shirley Wild Martha Forero Luis Mendez Jim Willingham Victor Galich Dianne McNinch Mike Yoachum Angela Gehman Mo Mohler Amy Zitko Chris Gehman Pat Mohler Gordon Getz Dian Morris Anthony Gonzalez Julie Nemechek Gary Gordon Jack Nendel Mark Gray Ted Obole Gerald Grimaldi Ron Paine

APRIL 7-9, 2017  GPLB.COM 153 Long Beach: The Epitome of 'Coastal Style"

From its humble industrial beginnings, Long Beach has been transformed into a city with many international and cultural experiences, creating a unique environment ideal for visitors and residents alike.

The city is now home to almost 500,000 people enjoying Long Beach's perfect balance between soothing beachfronts and an energetic lifestyle.

In l984, iconic venues such as the Long Beach Arena, Convention Center and Shoreline Marina were key locations for the Los Angeles Summer Olympics, hosting volleyball, fencing and sailing.

From its many award-winning restaurants and art museums to surfing, kayaking and sailing -- Long Beach defines the term "Coastal Living."

A major part of that living style is the world-class Aquarium of the Pacific, located at 100 Aquarium Way (south of Shoreline Drive and just east of Golden Shore). The Aquarium is one of Southern California's most popular attractions, exploring the waters of Southern California and Baja, the Northern Pacific and Tropical Pacific and featuring 11,000 ocean animals in 19 major habitats, including Shark Lagoon. The Aquarium is open from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. on race weekend. Check aquariumofpacific. org for more information.

The art scene covers a wide variety of mediums, from street art to the 1936 art deco ocean liner Queen Mary. You can stroll through the East Village Art District, or explore an abundance of historic architectural styles, including the Long Beach Museum of Art.

A short three miles way is Belmont Shore, packed with more than 200 restaurants and businesses ready for your enjoyment.

Inland, California State University, Long Beach, provides top-level education for more than 30,000 students, including such distinguished alumni as film/TV icons Steven Spielberg and Steve Martin and baseball's Troy Tulowitzki.

For more information on how to get the most out of your visit, log on to visitlongbeach.com.

Long Beach Accommodations & Dining

Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Official Hotel: Hilton Long Beach and Executive Meeting Center Ocean Boulevard at Golden Shore 701 W. Ocean Blvd. (562) 983-3400; Fax: (562) 983-1200

For more Long Beach hotel and restaurant information, visit gplb.com/dining-accommodations

154 TOYOTA GRAND PRIX OF LONG BEACH Getting Around Long Beach – And Southern California! - Is Easy and Fast!

Southern California’s transit system and super freeway links assure that – whether it’s by car, train, bus or bicycle – you’ll be whisked to and from the downtown gates of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach and around the city with minimum delay.

BUSES

Long Beach Transit takes you just about anywhere you want to go in the city, with 38 bus routes providing fast, reliable service in air-conditioned comfort. Each route is computer-scheduled with pickup points nearly every two blocks, and all of Long Beach Transit’s routes are wheelchair (and surfboard!) accessible. Visit lbtransit.com for route information.

AQUALINK/AQUABUS

AquaLink and AquaBus Water Taxis will pick you up at various locations around the Harbor area and, after a fun ride, drop you off at Shoreline Drive, the race's front straightaway. Go to lbtransit.com for more information.

METROLINK

Metrolink’s basic routes cover more than 40 miles of Southern California, with 55 stations and service from Oxnard, Lancaster, San Bernardino and Riverside, as well as Orange County/L.A. and Inland Empire/Orange County. For more information, log on to metrolinktrains.com.

METRO BLUE LINE

From Union Station in downtown Los Angeles, the Blue Line’s fast, convenient drops passengers off just short blocks from the Long Beach race circuit! Metro Blue Line also links easily with the Metro Red and Metro Green lines, making it the perfect traffic-beater to AND from the 37th Annual Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. Visit metro.net for more information.

BICYCLES

And, if you prefer getting around on two wheels, Bikestation Long Beach, located at 223 E. First St. in downtown Long Beach, provides free supervised parking for cyclists and public transit riders. It also offers bike repairs, rentals, a snack bar and a bike specialty shop. For information, log on to bikestation.com.

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