2008 Dallara Andretti Green Racing Indycar

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The IndyCar Series is an American open-wheel racing series built upon the traditions and pageantry of the most famous race in the world, the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. Fans young and old are drawn to the excitement and drama generated by charismatic drivers racing at thrilling speeds. Now in its 13th season, the IndyCar Series holds 16 exciting weekend-long events in some of the biggest markets in the Únited States.
The 2008 season consists of 16 races, including 11 oval-track races, three road course events and two temporary street courses on the streets of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Belle Isle in Detroit, Mich. In only four seasons of competition, Andretti Green Racing owns the Indy Racing League record for wins by a team with 36. AGR's IndyCar Series effort has accounted for 32 of those wins with the other four coming in the Indy Pro Series.




Andretti Green Racing
Andretti Green Racing, headquartered in Indianapolis, Ind., has established itself once again as the winningest team in IndyCar Series history.

With four full-time Honda-powered IndyCar Series entries and one Indy Pro Series car, Andretti Green Racing is not only the most successful team ever, it is also the biggest.
Founded in 2003, Andretti Green has three IndyCar Series championships to its credit (2004, 2005 and 2007) and has won the Indianapolis 500 twice, as well, in 2005 and 2007. Andretti Green won its 30th Indy Racing League event on June 3, 2007 – an unprecedented number of league victories – and continues to establish a new IRL mark with every trip to victory lane. Andretti Green currently boasts 32 wins overall in the IndyCar Series.

In addition to its Indy Racing League program, Andretti Green expanded into the American Le Mans Series with Acura in 2007 with and made an immediate impact, capturing an historic class win at the Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring.

Andretti Green also boasts a promotional side to its business, owning and operating the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, which saw the conclusion of its third successful outing on April 1, 2007, on the streets of St. Petersburg, Fla.

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Mutoh Drives to Ninth-Place Finish in Honda Indy 200

Formula Dream driver Hideki Mutoh started 10th and drove to a ninth-place finish in Sunday's running of the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio.

Sunday's result was Mutoh's seventh top-10 finish of the 2008 IndyCar Series season. Mutoh maintains a 31-point lead over Will Power in the Bombardier Learjet Rookie of the Year standings with five races to go.



The IndyCar Series continues next weekend with the Rexall Edmonton Indy in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ESPN will provide live broadcast coverage of the event beginning at 5 p.m. (EDT) on Saturday. XM Satellite Radio subscribers can also listen to live coverage on XM channel 145.

Hideki Mutoh, #27 Formula Dream Dallara/Honda/Firestone:
'The Formula Dream car was good at the beginning of the race. In fact, I think we had one of the fastest cars in the first stint. But, the last stint we developed too much of an understeer condition and we just couldn't pass anyone. Our strategy for the race did not work out the way we needed. It was a tough day. I hope we can have a better result next week.'

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Patrick Finishes 12th at Mid-Ohio

Motorola driver Danica Patrick drove to a 12th place finish in Sunday's running of the Honda Indy 200.

Ryan Briscoe won his second race of the season. Helio Castroneves, Scott Dixon, Will Power and Oriol Servia rounded out the top five.

The IndyCar Series returns to action on Saturday, July 26, with the Rexall Edmonton Indy in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. ESPN will provide live broadcast coverage of the event beginning at 5 p.m. (EDT). The race will also be heard on XM Satellite Radio, channel 145, the official home of the IndyCar Series.

Danica Patrick, #7 Motorola Dallara/Honda/Firestone:
'Kyle (Moyer) made a great call this afternoon. We thought the yellow was going to come out after Graham (Rahal) spun so Kyle said to pit. Únfortunately, the yellow did not come out, it stayed green. I had to conserve fuel the last stint of the race, but I was able to gain some positions and get some points.'

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