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Firestone Indy 400

 

Location: Michigan International Speedway
2 Mile Paved Oval
200 Laps/400 Miles
July 30, 2006
Time of race: 2:03:43.7441
Average speed of winner: 193.972
Margin of victory: 1.6229
Lead changes: 15 among 7 leaders
Cautions: 2 for 10 laps
Lap leaders: Castroneves 1-3, Hornish 4-40, Wheldon 41-45, Matsuura 46-52, Herta 53, Meira 54-87, Scheckter 88-89, Wheldon 90-92, Meira 93-129, Wheldon 130-132, Herta 133, Castroneves 134-167, Meira 168-171, Wheldon 172-174, Scheckter 175-176, Castroneves 177-200

 

IRL Results at Michigan International Speedway
IRL Race Results 2006
IRL Information
IRL Drver Champions

 

Finish
Start
Driver
Car #
Sponsor/Name
Chassis
Engine
Laps
Status
Points
1
1
Helio Castroneves
3
Marlboro
Dallara
Honda
200
2:03:43.7441 193.972
50
2
6
Vitor Meira
4
Panther Racing
Dallara
Honda
200
2:03:45.3670
43
3
9
Dan Wheldon
10
Target
Dallara
Honda
200
Finished
35
4
3
Tony Kanaan
11
7-Eleven
Dallara
Honda
200
Finished
32
5
8
Tomas Scheckter
2
Vision Racing
Dallara
Honda
200
Finished
30
6
13
Scott Sharp
8
Delphi
Dallara
Honda
200
Finished
28
7
4
Ed Carpenter
20
Vision Racing
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
26
8
19
Marco Andretti
26
NYSE Group
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
24
9
14
Kosuke Matsuura
55
Panasonic ARTA
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
22
10
16
Jeff Simmons
17
Team Ethanol
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
20
11
12
Bryan Herta
7
XM Satellite Radio
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
19
12
7
Dario Franchitti
27
Klein Tools/Canadian Club
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
18
13
10
Buddy Rice
15
Argent Mortgage
Dallara
Honda
199
Flagged
17
14
18
Jeff Bucknum
14
ABC Supply Co.
Dallara
Honda
198
Flagged
16
15
15
Buddy Lazier
5
Escort Radar Detectors
Dallara
Honda
198
Flagged
15
16
5
Scott Dixon
9
Target
Dallara
Honda
198
Flagged
14
17
11
Danica Patrick
16
Argent Mortgage
Dallara
Honda
197
Out of fuel
13
18
17
Marty Roth
25
Roth Racing
Dallara
Honda
192
Flagged
12
19
2
Sam Hornish, Jr.
6
Marlboro
Dallara
Honda
61
Mechanical
12

 

The Michigan International Speedway race was run on July 30 and covered by ABC. The race start was delayed almost 3 hours and the race was aired tape delayed on ESPN2. Hélio Castroneves got his fourth race win of the season from the pole.