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KOHLER Grand Prix at Road America – Friday – Final – 10:30pm

Posted by  on Friday, June 23rd 2017     

BY BRUCE MARTIN @BruceMartin_500 ELKHART LAKE, Wisconsin – Rumors of Team Penske’s demise in the Verizon IndyCar Series have been greatly exaggerated. Despite four wins in the first eight races of the 2017 season, Team Penske has not lived up to the dominating status of last season when it won 10 of the 16 races....

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Mazda Road To Indy update – Indy Lights, Pro Mazda and USF2000 driver signings.

Posted by  on Thursday, March 19th 2015     

With Cooper Tires Winterfest in the rearview mirror and the start of the Mazda Road To Indy regular season only a week away, it is time to get caught up with some recent driver signings.  Expect some more announcements in the next week, as teams get their 2015 driver line-ups buttoned down before the Firestone […]

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Cooper Tires Winterfest – USF2000 points and statistics

Posted by  on Tuesday, February 24th 2015     

  Cooper Tires Winterfest Driver Points (through 3 of 6 races) Rank Driver WF1 WF2 WF3 Total 1 Jake Eidson 33 22 32 87 2 Aaron Telitz 25 19 17 61 3 Jordan Lloyd 19 17 25 61 4 Nico Jamin 22 25 4 51 5 Victor Franzoni 15 32 DSQ 47 6 Anthony Martin […]

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