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Will Power Wins the Sao Paulo Indy 300

racer-web — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:12:21 +0000

Team Penske driver Will Power came out victorious in today’s Sao Paulo Indy 300 in Brazil. He beat out Andretti Autosport’s Ryan Hunter-Reay by less than two seconds for top honors. Vitor Meira, Raphael Matos, and Dan Wheldon rounded out the top five.

The major leaders for the IZOD IndyCar race were Dario Franchitti, who led 29 laps and finished in 7th, and Ryan Hunter-Reay, who led 20 laps, and finished second. The leader, Will Power, led for only 4 laps, as did Ryan Briscoe, who finished 14th and Simona De Silvestro, who finished the race in 16th.

Results of the 2010 Sao Paulo Indy 300 in Brazil:

Pos Driver                Car No.  Status

 1  Will Power                 12  Running
    Team Penske    

 2  Ryan Hunter-Reay           37  Running
    Andretti Autosport    

 3  Vitor Meira                14  Running
    A.J. Foyt Enterprises    

 4  Raphael Matos               2  Running
    Luczo Dragon Racing
    de Ferran Motorsports    

 5  Dan Wheldon                 4  Running
    Panther Racing    

 6  Scott Dixon                 9  Running
    Target Chip Ganassi Racing    

 7  Dario Franchitti           10  Running
    Target Chip Ganassi Racing    

 8  Mike Conway                24  Running
    Dreyer & Reinbold Racing    

 9  Helio Castroneves           3  Running
    Team Penske    

10  Tony Kanaan                11  Running
    Andretti Autosport    

11  Justin Wilson              22  Running
    Dreyer & Reinbold Racing    

12  E.J. Viso                   8  Running
    KV Racing Technology    

14  Ryan Briscoe                6  Running
    Team Penske    

15  Danica Patrick              7  Running
    Andretti Autosport    

16  Simona De Silvestro        78  Running
    Team Stargate Worlds/HVM    

17  Mario Romancini            34  Contact
    Conquest Racing    

18  Alex Lloyd                 19  Contact
    Dale Coyne Racing    

19  Alex Tagliani              77  Contact
    FAZZT Race Team    

20  Hideki Mutoh               06  Contact
    Newman/Haas Racing    

21  Milka Duno                 18  Contact
    Dale Coyne Racing    

22  Takuma Sato                 5  Contact
    KV Racing Technology    

23  Marco Andretti             26  Contact
    Andretti Autosport    

24  Mario Moraes               32  Contact
    KV Racing Technology

The next race for the IZOD IndyCar Series will be the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on March 29, 2010.

Related Links:
IZOD IndyCar Series: Schedule, Videos

Dixon Extends Points Lead, Tracy Makes His Return

racer-web — Sat, 26 Jul 2008 23:53:52 +0000

Scott Dixon saw his fifth victory of the season today following the Rexall Edmonton Indy in Alberta, Canada. This victory extended his championship lead to 65 points over second place driver, Helio Castroneves. Castroneves on the other hand, managed to come home with yet another second place finish. That marks his sixth runner-up finish this year alone.

Edmonton also marked the return of open-wheel veteran Paul Tracy. Following the end of the former Champ Car World Series, the driver has faced troubles in securing himself a ride. Though today’s race was only his second IndyCar Series start, he has in fact amassed the most wins of any active driver in open-wheel racing today, with 31 race wins.

Perhaps his fourth place finish will help secure him a seat for future races.

The Top-5 finishers of the Rexall Edmonton Indy were as follows:

1. Scott Dixon
2. Helio Castroneves
3. Justin Wilson
4. Paul Tracy
5. Oriol Servia

IndyCar in Edmonton

racer-web — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 15:12:24 +0000

The Rexall Edmonton Indy is currently its second scheduled day of events in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Yesterday’s action saw mostly practices for the various series’ in attendance, along with the qualifying sessions for the GT Invitational and the first Atlantic Championship race. James Hinchcliffe grabbed the pole for the Atlantic race.

Expected to qualify later today are the Atlantic Championship for their second race, the NASCAR: Canadian Tire Series (formerly CASCAR), and IndyCar. The GT Invitational and Atlantic Championship are also scheduled to race before the day wraps up.

The IndyCar qualifying is planned to run from 3:15 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. today and the actual IndyCar race is scheduled to run for two hours starting at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow on Saturday, July 26.