When racing lost its brightest star ...
John Oreovicz, ESPN.comIndy car racing lost its brightest star Oct. 31, 1999, when Greg Moore was killed in a gruesome one-car crash at Auto Club Speedway. Ten years later, the racing world is still recovering.
Story | Conversation | October 30, 2009Heavy-handed ousters of Servia, Dalziel just typical Champ Car
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comChamp Car made sure it will have two Mexican drivers in the field for its Nov. 11 season finale in Mexico City. John Oreovicz asks: Was the price too high?
Story | Conversation | October 02, 2007Five drivers worth watching for a breakthrough
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comNot every driver can be a title contender, but there are some in the Champ Car World Series not among the favorites who could make waves, writes John Oreovicz.
Story | Conversation | April 03, 2007Front of the race worth watching; so is the back
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comWhile the front of the pack -- and the title chase -- bears watching at Kentucky, plenty will focus on Patrick vs. Fisher, writes John Oreovicz.
Story | Conversation | August 05, 2006Tracy's goal is simple: NASCAR in 2007
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comWhat does former Champ Car champ Paul Tracy have to prove? Not much, except he's ready for NASCAR, writes John Oreovicz.
Story | Conversation | February 02, 2006Many hits, some misses after 10 years of the IRL
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comIt's been 10 years since the IRL struck out on its own. John Oreovicz writes that first race didn't hint at the series' later success.
Story | Conversation | January 29, 2006RuSPORT poised to finish '05 on strong note
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comSaturday in Mexico City, RuSPORT's twenty-something pair of Justin Wilson and A.J. Allmendinger swept the front row for the third time in 2005.
Story | Conversation | November 05, 2005NASCAR expanding horizons, boundries
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comNo foreign driver has enjoyed sustained success in NASCAR. That scenario coud change in the next couple years.
Story | Conversation | September 16, 2005Bet against Kanaan at your own risk
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comDanica Patrick's getting most of the publicity, but see who John Oreovicz expects to win Sunday's race.
Story | Conversation | May 25, 2005A quick guide to the Month of May
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comIt's May, which means Indy Motor Speedway is revving up from a long nap. Here's 12 things to watch this month.
Story | Conversation | May 05, 2005Sharp has team to pair with his experience
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comScott Sharp's fifth-place run in his 100th IndyCar Series race shouldn't fly under the radar. Here's why.
Story | Conversation | March 20, 2005Fernandez has one foot out of cockpit
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comAdrian Fernandez won three of the final six IndyCar races in '04, but lacks funds for an '05 drive.
Story | Conversation | January 20, 2005Road racing, new faces among buzz for '05
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comThe IndyCar series roars to life in testing this week at Homestead-Miami. Here's the short list of intrigue.
Story | Conversation | January 19, 2005Bourdais was the best in 2004
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comLooking back on 2004, Sebastien Bourdais edged Tony Kanaan as the top U.S. open-wheel driver.
Story | Conversation | December 23, 2004Kanaan seeks advice on brink of title
John Oreovicz, Special to ESPN.comWhy does Tony Kanaan seem so relaxed in California this weekend? Probably because the IRL title's his.
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