Camping World Grand Prix at The Glen, July 6th 2008

[Hazard]

Briscoe on pole as we head back to road courses - Justin Wilson alongside!

Penske book-end the field with Castroneves starting last!

1. Briscoe (Penske)
2. Wilson (Newman-Haas/Lanigan)
3. Hunter-Reay (Rahal-Letterman)
4. Dixon (Ganassi)
5. Servia (KV)
6. Kanaan (Andretti-Green)
7. M Andretti (Andretti-Green)
8. Manning (Foyt)
9. Wheldon (Ganassi)
10. Meira (Panther)
11. Junqueira (Dale Coyne)
12. Power (KV)
13. Moraes (Dale Coyne)
14. Patrick (Andretti-Green)
15. Viso (HVM)
16. Bernoldi (Conquest)
17. Rice (Dreyer & Reinbold)
18. Rahal (Newman-Haas/Lanigan)
19. Dominguez (PCM)
20. Mutoh (Andretti-Green)
21. Carpenter (Vision)
22. Foyt IV (Vision)
23. Camara (Conquest)
24. Howard (Roth)
25. Duno (Dreyer & Reinbold)
26. Castronevers (Penske)

Yeah! Howard's back - though Roth slim to one car.

If Vision keep doing so badly on road courses, we'll never see Indycar go to any more

[NAC]

Well done the Aussie invasion for the front row (whats the bet Pro Racer got something to say on that)

Actually it's the down under invasion with 3 of the top 4



On for chat Hazard??

[gomick]

Justin Wilson is English - go Ryan

[mac]

Surprised Power is so far back.

Would not be surprised to see him make up significant ground through the field.

[NAC]

Originally Posted by gomick

Justin Wilson is English - go Ryan

Dohhhh, Justin Wilson is English, I was thinking Will Power. I'll go hide now

Anyway well done Justin

[Hazard]

Originally Posted by NAC

On for chat Hazard??

I'll be out I'm afraid - having to tape the race.

[NAC]

Well we did not see that one coming. That was almost more entertaining that the British GP this morning.

Well done Ryan, hard luck Darren.

1 Ryan Hunter Reay
2 Darren Manning
3 Tony Kannan
4 Buddy Rice
5 Marco Andretti
6 Bruno Junqueira
7 Mario Moraes
8 Graham Rahal
9 Hideki Mutho
10 EJ Viso
11 Scott Dixon
12 Ryan Brisco
13 Mario Dominguez
14 Danica Patrick
15 Will Power
16 Helio Castroneves
17 Ed Carpenter
all others DNF

[ensign14]

Originally Posted by NAC

Well we did not see that one coming. That was almost more entertaining that the British GP this morning.

In the same way that watching Margarita Pracatan is almost more entertaining than watching Pavarotti.

[NAC]

Originally Posted by ensign14

In the same way that watching Margarita Pracatan is almost more entertaining than watching Pavarotti.

Look what you get up to outside of Motorsport you should really keep quiet

[Leighton Irwin]

Half of those clowns need to go to a good driving school. Not a race driving school just a driving school.
Add in terrible camera work and constant commercials a good chunk of which were promos for ABC shows. Going to commercial break when you know pit stops are coming is not too bright.

[bil588]

I'm glad Rahal's team won.

http://auto-racing.speedtv.com/artic...s-at-the-glen/

[JohnSSC]

Congrats to RHR. Good to see him get a win!

[Mystery]

Nice to see that top 3. RHR was well overdue a win. Manning executed his strategy to near perfection and was pulling clear of Tony who himself did well to last the distance.

[cos]

Excellent win by RHR; and Manning hopefully has kept his seat for the season as a result of that 2nd place. Moraes put in a good show as well, he was up to 5th or so in the early stages. It still amazes me that ChampCar didn't do more to keep RHR in their series after 2005.

[Fish_Flake]

A couple of years ago, Ryan Hunter-Reay was the most glaring example of all the things wrong with American open-wheel racing: a vastly talented young American driver with two victories to his credit who somehow could not find a competitive full-time ride. He was reduced to a limited-schedule Grand-Am GT ride in 2006, barely staying on the racing map. Now, he has an apparently secure home at a Rahal-Letterman Racing team that is back on the rise after scaling back to a single-car outfit, and has just won his first IndyCar Series race. Congratulations to him.

[gomick]

Congrats to Ryan USA - Badluck to Ryan AUS , Scott Dixon ...