Arie Luyendyk Jr.
An Arie Luyendyk Jr. guide, with links, news, and comments. Luyendyk is a race car driver and son of Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk.
In the 1990s, Dan Andersen's US F2000 Series helped launch the racing careers of future Indianapolis 500 winners Buddy Rice, Dan Wheldon and Sam Hornish Jr.
He hopes to follow that pattern again.
Andersen announced Oct. 20 that he is re-establishing the series and has reached an agreement for it to be sanctioned by the Indy Racing League, the sanctioning body for the IndyCar Series and Firestone Indy Lights.
The revived series for two-liter...
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The Honda Indy 300 marks the 12th consecutive year that Twin Ring Motegi has hosted Indy car racing. But the history of Indy car racing in Japan extends all the way back to Oct. 9, 1966, when the United States Auto Club staged an exhibition race at the Fuji International Speedway road course.
The Fuji organizers invited all 33 starters from that year's Indianapolis 500, including what we would now call "road course...
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HOMESTEAD, Fla. -- The Indianapolis 500 champion is about to become a daddy. Helio Castroneves confirmed today that he and his girlfriend, Adriana Henao, are expecting a child in January. The baby is a girl, and her name will be Mikaella.
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Indianapolis 500 winner and lifelong Vail resident Buddy Lazier says he will run for a seat on the town's council. Lazier says he is running for one of four open seats because he loves Vail and because he is familiar with the issues affecting the town. The 41-year-old Vail native is raising his two children in the town where he grew up. Lazier won the Indianapolis 500 in 1996. He now races part time and plans to continue but says he's "willing...
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by: Tina AminiNEWS - Partake in the historic Indianapolis 500-Mile Race in Destineer’s Indianapolis 500: Evolution on the 360 this October 1st. The racing simulation gives you a selection of 330 cars that have been recreated from the era (1961-1971), and challenges you to maintain control against crashes, debris, rolling oil slicks, and your 32 competitors. Courses include oval tracks, road courses that were prominent in the 60s, and 75 races...
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