IndyCar - Franchitti’s Victory Seals His Second IndyCar Championship

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IndyCar - Round 17: Miami
U.S.A. Round 17: Miami

Franchitti’s Victory Seals His Second IndyCar Championship

Under hot and very humid conditions at Homestead-Miami Speedway, Franchitti prevailed by adopting a fuel strategy that ensured he could complete the race with just three pit stops, holding on for his fifth race win of 2009, and second IndyCar championship in the last three years.
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IndyCar - Round 16: Motegi
Japan Round 16: Motegi

Dixon Victory at Motegi Sets Up Championship Shootout

A 1-2 finish for Target Chip Ganassi Racing’s Scott Dixon and Dario Franchitti Saturday at Twin Ring Motegi, combined with a disastrous incident exiting the pit lane for Team Penske’s Ryan Briscoe, set up a championship-deciding season finale for the 2009 IndyCar Series next month at Homestead-Miami Speedway in Florida.
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IndyCar
2009 Team

Target Chip Ganassi Racing
Team Penske
Andretti Green Racing
Panther Racing
Rahal Letterman Racing
KV Racing Technology
Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing
A.J. Foyt Enterprises
Vision Racing
HVM Racing
Dale Coyne Racing
Conquest Racing
Dreyer & Reinbold Racing
Sarah Fisher Racing
Team 3G
Luczo Dragon Racing

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Back Number

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IndyCar
2009 Drivers

Scott Dixon Dario Franchitti Helio Castroneves
Ryan Briscoe Will Power Danica Patrick
Tony Kanaan Marco Andretti Hideki Mutoh
Dan Wheldon Ryan Hunter-Reay Oriol Servia
Mario Moraes Graham Rahal Vitor Meira
A. J. Foyt IV Ed Carpenter E.J. Viso
Bruno Junqueira   Buddy Rice   Milka Duno
Townsend Bell   Mike Conway   Sarah Fisher

2009 Point Standings

Driver
1. Dario Franchitti
(Target Chip Ganassi)
616
2. Scott Dixon
(Target Chip Ganassi)
305
3. Ryan Briscoe
(Team Penske)
604
2009 Schedule & Results
01. U.S.A.St. Petersburg (Apr5)
02. U.S.A.Long Beach (Apr19)
03. U.S.A.Kansas City (Apr26)
04. U.S.A.Indy500 (May24)
05. U.S.A.Milwaukee (May31)
06. U.S.A.Texas (Jun6)
07. U.S.A.Iowa (Jun21)
08. U.S.A.Richmond (Jun27)
09. U.S.A.Watkins Glen (Jul5)
10. CanadaToronto (Jul12)
11. CanadaEdmonton (Jul26)
12. U.S.A.Kentucky (Aug1)
13. U.S.A.Mid Ohio (Aug9)
14. U.S.A.Infineon (Aug23)
15. U.S.A.Chicagoland (Aug29)
16. JapanMotegi (Sep19)
17. U.S.A.Miami (Oct10)
 
 
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