Paul Tracy News

Hornish to the #2? or Paul Tracy? Newman unhappy?

Hornish to the #2? or Paul Tracy? Newman unhappy?

May 9, 2005
With all of the speculation about who will replace Rusty Wallace in the #2 car next year, everyone has forgotten about two-time IRL champion Sam Hornish Jr., who already drives for Roger Penske. I [Yahoo's Bob Margolis] hear that he's at the top of the list to replace

Paul Tracy to NASCAR rumors heat up…again:

Paul Tracy to NASCAR rumors heat up…again:

March 31, 2005
Champ Car World Series driver, Paul Tracy, 36, told The Toronto Sun yesterday that if NASCAR comes to Canada in 2006, he wants to be part of that series. Tracy's Champ Car contract with Forsythe Championship Racing ends this season and he said he wants to explore other

Tracy chosen as Driver of the Year:

Tracy chosen as Driver of the Year:

March 3, 2004
RACER magazine and SpeedTV.com readers selected Champ Car World Series Paul Tracy as Racer of the Year for 2003 by a landslide margin in online balloting. Tracy dethroned F-1 driver, Michael Schumacher, who had taken the top spot in the annual Racer of the Year awards

Ryan Newman wins Driver of the Year Award 2003:

Ryan Newman wins Driver of the Year Award 2003:

December 21, 2003
Ryan Newman dominated the voting for Speed Channel presents the Driver of the Year 2003. Yet, some might view it as an upset win. It was only the second time in the 37-year history of the award the honor didn't go to a series champion. The last time this happened was

Tracy looking at NASCAR….if:

Tracy looking at NASCAR….if:

November 18, 2003
CART driver Paul Tracy might switch from open-wheel machines to stock cars. If CART should fold next year, Tracy would snap up a Cup ride if one were offered him. "It's something I'm interested in," said Tracy, 34. "I'm under contract with Forsythe Racing for another

Tracy and Childress Revisited:

Tracy and Childress Revisited:

November 16, 2003
CART champion Paul Tracy said he would love to drive on the Winston Cup circuit, but he doesn't think his chance will come next year. Richard Childress hopes it does, but said he would "cross that bridge when we come to it." As far as Tracy knows, he said, CART's proposed

Paul Tracy at Homestead:

Paul Tracy at Homestead:

November 15, 2003
2003 Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford champion Paul Tracy will be a guest of Ford Motor Company throughout Ford Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway, site of the 2003 NASCAR season finale this weekend. Tracy will participate

Some Facts:

Some Facts:

November 10, 2003
Kurt Busch has the coveted 10th position in the points going into the final race of the season, with Terry Labonte 56 points behind and Jeff Burton 107 back. This is the third straight year that the Cup championship has been won by a former rookie of the year. The

CART Owner Plans to Keep Tracy:

CART Owner Plans to Keep Tracy:

August 25, 2003
CART team owner Gerry Forsythe yesterday poured cold water on speculation that Toronto's Paul Tracy will race in NASCAR Winston Cup next season. Tracy has been wooed by Winston Cup team owner Richard Childress to race with his three-car effort that would have him join

More on Tracy and Childress:

More on Tracy and Childress:

August 17, 2003
"We've talked on occasion,'' Childress told the Indianapolis Star at Watkins Glen over the weekend about Paul Tracy. ``He'd definitely be my kind of driver if he'd like to try Winston Cup racing.'' With CART's future in doubt, Tracy has been checking out his options

More on Tracy and Childress:

More on Tracy and Childress:

August 13, 2003
How to describe Paul Tracy to stock car racing fans who don't follow CART? Jimmy Spencer with talent [yikes!]. ``We've talked on occasion,'' Childress told the Indianapolis Star at Watkins Glen over the weekend. ``He'd definitely be my kind of driver if he'd like to

Paul Tracy to NASCAR? UPDATE 2 with Childress:

Paul Tracy to NASCAR? UPDATE 2 with Childress:

August 12, 2003
Volatile, hard-driving Paul Tracy, an outspoken Indy-car star, may be looking for place to race next season, with CART going down the tubes. And two Winston Cup team owners interested in Tracy are Chip Ganassi and Richard Childress. Childress has made a career of dealing

Paul Tracy to NASCAR? UPDATE with Childress:

Paul Tracy to NASCAR? UPDATE with Childress:

August 10, 2003
Volatile, hard-driving Paul Tracy, an outspoken Indy-car star, may be looking for place to race next season, with CART going down the tubes. And two Winston Cup team owners interested in Tracy are Chip Ganassi and Richard Childress. Childress has made a career of dealing

Davis offers to terminate Ward’s contract/Tracy and Childress? Blaney back to Davis?:

Davis offers to terminate Ward’s contract/Tracy and Childress? Blaney back to Davis?:

August 9, 2003
Ward Burton said Bill Davis Racing has offered to terminate his contract with the #22 team for next season, but Burton isn't prepared to sign it yet, "It's an option to terminate our agreement for '04, Nov. 30. Obviously, I'm not going to sign it until I have an agreement

Paul Tracy to NASCAR?

Paul Tracy to NASCAR?

August 3, 2003
Volatile, hard-driving Paul Tracy, an outspoken Indy-car star, may be looking for place to race next season, with CART going down the tubes. And two Winston Cup team owners interested in Tracy are Chip Ganassi and Richard Childress. Childress has made a career of dealing