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Taylor & Angelelli Take Third Win of 2005 Rolex Series Season in Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Wayne Taylor and Max Angelelli kicked off the second half of the 2005 Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series season the same way they opened the first half, as the No. 10 SunTrust Pontiac Riley co-drivers picked up their third victory of the season in the Porsche 250 presented by Bradley Arant at Barber Motorsports Park.

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Herta Has His Way In Michigan

Bryan Herta finally transformed his pole position (his 3rd pole this year) into his first victory in two years. And no thanks to his teammates at AGR.

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Bourdais Survives San Jose’s “Track”

It was a rough and tumble day in San Jose, but Sebastian Bourdais survived to take win two in a row. Tracy nursed home his Indeck Lola after a brush with the wall to take second place.

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Hungarian GP: The Iceman Survives In A Swelter, Applies His own Heat To Renault

Kimi Raikkonen drove a great three stop strategic race to come from fourth place and win the Hungarian Grand Prix. Not surprising, nor was the failure of one of the McLaren cars. Sorry Juan, the race was yours otherwise.

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Two In A Row For Champion Racing’s Biela & Pirro

Portland - Trailing by 1.5 seconds with two laps left, Emanuele Pirro couldn’t believe it. He closed quickly on Dyson Racing’s No. 16 Lola, which lost fuel pressure while leading, to win the Portland Grand Prix on Saturday night in Round 6 of the American Le Mans Series.

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Champ Car’s San Jose Race Off To Slow Start, Bourdais On Pole

Track preparation took a bit longer than officials had anticipated, and Champ Car’s Friday qualifying session was cancelled. Today, however, things got back on schedule, and Bourdais took the pole for tomorrow’s race.

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Firestone Indy 400: AGR Takes Another IRL Pole

Yes it’s another Andretti Green Racing pole, but not the usual suspects. Bryan Herta claimed his third pole of the season, now all he needs to do is convert it to a win.

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Hungarian GP Qualifying: Schumi, Juan , Jarno, & Kimi

Yes fans, it’s something we haven’t seen this year, a Ferrari starting a GP from pole position. Not only did Michael take P1, he was a stunning 8 tenths faster than JPM starting from second.

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Drive for Diversity

Many NASCAR teams have implemented “Drive for Diversity” programs. Tommy Lane, Chris Bristol, Aric Almirola and even sprint car star Erin Crocker takes part in the “Drive for Diversity” program. Joe Gibbs Racing and Evernham Motorsports are probably the most popular programs out there. Richard Childress Racing was interested in one and Roush Racing has an “un-offical” one. “Drive for Diversity” programs are not bad. I just hate to see someone get beaten for a ride because the other driver is African American or a female.

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Ford Driver Notes from Pocono

“This is sweet,” said race winner Kurt Busch in Victory Lane. “It’s just a whole effort from our team….”

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