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词条 2005 Champ Car season
释义

  1. Drivers and teams

     Team and driver changes  Mid-season changes 

  2. Races

  3. Season summary

      Race results   Final driver standings  Nation's Cup  Driver breakdown 

  4. References

  5. See also

{{American Championship Car season
|year = 2005
|series = Champ Car
|series_name = Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford
|series_logo =
|races = 13
|start_date = April 10
|end_date = November 6
|season_champ = {{Flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais
|constructor_champ = {{Flagicon|United Kingdom}} Lola
|manufacturer_champ =
|rookie_of_year = {{Flagicon|Germany}} Timo Glock
|pole_positions = {{Flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais
|nations_cup = {{Flagicon|France}} France
|previous = 2004
|next = 2006
}}

The 2005 Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford season was the 27th overall and the second season of the Champ Car World Series era of American open-wheel racing. It began on April 10, 2005 in Long Beach, California and ended on November 6 in Mexico City, Mexico after 13 races. The Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford Drivers' Champion was Sébastien Bourdais, his second consecutive championship. The Rookie of the Year was Timo Glock.

Drivers and teams

The 2.65 liter turbo V8 Ford-Cosworth XFE engine continued to be the exclusive power plant for the series. Bridgestone continued on as the exclusive series tire supplier as well. The two companies continued the marketing agreement that branded the series Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford. All teams ran the Lola B02/00 chassis after the 2002 bankruptcy of Reynard Motorsport prevented further development of their Reynard 02I, causing it to become uncompetitive against the Lola.

The following teams and drivers competed in the 2005 Champ Car season.

TeamNoDriversRacesPrimary Sponsors
{{flagicon|United States}} Newman/Haas Racing1France}} Sébastien BourdaisAllMcDonald's
2Brazil}} Bruno Junqueira1-2PacifiCare
Spain}} Oriol Servià3-13
{{flagicon|United States}} Forsythe Championship Racing3Canada}} Paul TracyAll{{Tooltip>10|1-4, 8-13}}
Mountain Grand Lodge {{Tooltip|3|5-7}}
7Mexico}} Mario DomínguezAll{{Tooltip>12|1-12}}
Roshfrans {{Tooltip|1|13}}
{{flagicon|United States}} CTE Racing-HVM4Sweden}} Björn Wirdheim1-11{{Tooltip>7|1-7}}
Liqui Moly {{Tooltip|4|7-11}}
Italy}} Fabrizio del Monte12-13CTE Racing
55Denmark}} Ronnie Bremer1-5Ansan, Korea {{Tooltip|8|1-8}}
Brazil}} Alex Sperafico6-7
Mexico}} Rodolfo Lavín8-13{{Tooltip>5|9-13}}
{{flagicon|Australia}} Team Australia5Australia}} Marcus Marshall1-12Aussie Vineyards
Australia}} Will Power13
15Canada}} Alex TaglianiAll
{{flagicon|United States}} Rocketsports Racing8Germany}} Timo GlockAllDeutsche Post
31United States}} Ryan Hunter-Reay1-11Autobytel.com {{Tooltip|1|1}}
Briggs & Stratton {{Tooltip|3|2-4}}
Cytomax {{Tooltip|4|5-8}}
Rocketsports Racing {{Tooltip|1|9}}
Red Paw Systems {{Tooltip|2|10-11}}
Commercial Defeasance {{Tooltip|1|12}}
The Westin {{Tooltip|1|13}}
United States}} Michael McDowell12-13
{{flagicon|United States}} RuSPORT9UK}} Justin WilsonAll{{Tooltip>2|1, 12}}
Champ Car {{Tooltip|2|2-3}}
Intel {{Tooltip|4|4, 8-9, 13}}
RuSPORT {{Tooltip|1|5}}
CDW {{Tooltip|4|6-7, 10-11}}
10United States}} A. J. AllmendingerAll{{Tooltip>5|1-5}}
Western Union {{Tooltip|5|6-7, 9-10, 13}}
CDW {{Tooltip|1|8}}
Intel {{Tooltip|2|11-12}}
{{flagicon|United States}} Dale Coyne Racing11Brazil}} Ricardo SperaficoAll{{Tooltip>2|1-2}}
American Medical Response {{Tooltip|2|3, 9}}
Sonny's Real Pit Bar-B-Q {{Tooltip|9|4-8, 10-13}}
19Spain}} Oriol Servià1-2American Medical Response
Canada}} Michael Valiante4
Brazil}} Tarso Marques5
UK}} Ryan Dalziel6
DNK}} Ronnie Bremer7-13
{{flagicon|United States}} PKV Racing12United States}} Jimmy VasserAllGulfstream
21Brazil}} Cristiano da MattaAllBell Micro
{{flagicon|United States}} Mi-Jack Conquest Racing27Canada}} Andrew RangerAll{{Tooltip>10|1-5, 8-9, 11-13}}
Tide {{Tooltip|3|6-7, 10}}
34France}} Nelson PhilippeAllWellbox Body Optimizer
Part Time Entries
{{flagicon|Australia}} Team Australia25Australia}} Will Power12Aussie Vineyards
Netherlands}} Charles Zwolsman13
Canada}} Jensen MotorSport41Italy}} Fabrizio del Monte1Konica Minolta
United States}} CTE Racing-HVM50Mexico}} Homero Richards13Nextel
United States}} PKV Racing52Mexico}} Jorge Goeters2Team Mexico

Team and driver changes

Similar to the 2003 and 2004 seasons, there were once again many changes for the 2005 season.

  • Last season's rookie of the year runner-up Justin Wilson teamed up with the 2004 rookie of the year A. J. Allmendinger at RuSPORT.[1]
  • PKV Racing brought 2002 CART champion Cristiano da Matta back to the Champ Car series after he spent two years driving for Toyota in Formula One.[2]
  • Rocketsports Racing began the year with Formula One driver Timo Glock and Ryan Hunter-Reay.[3]
  • Mi-Jack Conquest Racing signed 2004 Toyota Atlantic rookie of the year Andrew Ranger.[4]
  • Mario Domínguez moved to Forsythe Championship Racing after 3 seasons with HVM Racing.[5]
  • Domínguez replaced Patrick Carpentier who moved over to the IRL with Cheever Racing.
  • Forsythe's third driver in 2004, Rodolfo Lavín, began the 2005 season on the sidelines.
  • Walker Racing became Team Australia after a sponsor partnership was formed with Australian businessman Craig Gore. They ran Champ Car veteran Alex Tagliani and a rookie from Australia, Marcus Marshall.[6]
  • Domínguez's former team, which renamed itself HVM Racing from Herdez Competition after the salsa company ended its title sponsorship, began the season with 2003 Formula 3000 champion Björn Wirdheim and Toyota Atlantic driver Ronnie Bremer.[7]

Mid-season changes

  • The Jensen MotorSport team only appeared at the opening race of the season with Fabrizio del Monte at the wheel of the #41 car.
  • PKV Racing gave Mexican driver Jorge Goeters a one-off drive at the Monterrey race.[8]
  • Bruno Junqueira was injured in the 2005 Indianapolis 500 and was replaced in the Newman/Haas team by Oriol Servià who departed Dale Coyne Racing.[9] Servià was replaced by various drivers at Dale Coyne during the season - Michael Valiante in Portland,[10] Tarso Marques in Cleveland, Ryan Dalziel in Toronto[11] and Ronnie Bremer for the remainder of the season. Coyne ran one car at Milwaukee, where Ricardo Sperafico drove the #19 car instead of his usual #11 car for that race.
  • Alex Sperafico replaced Ronnie Bremer at HVM Racing for the races in Toronto and Edmonton,[12] with Rodolfo Lavín taking over for the rest of the season.[13]
  • Björn Wirdheim did not complete the season with HVM Racing. Fabrizio del Monte joined the team for the Surfers Paradise round[14] and was slated to drive at the finale in Mexico City but suffered a concussion in a crash in practice at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez and was not medically cleared to race.[15]
  • Team Australia fielded a third car in Surfers Paradise and Mexico City. Will Power made his Champ Car debut with the team at Surfers Paradise.[16] After Marcus Marshall was released from the team after the race at Surfers Paradise, Power took over his car.[17] In Mexico the team's third car was driven by 2005 Toyota Atlantic champion Charles Zwolsman.[18]
  • 2004 Star Mazda champion Michael McDowell replaced Ryan Hunter-Reay in the Rocketsports team for the final two races of the season.[19]
  • Cedric the Entertainer entered into a partnership with HVM Racing in October 2005. The race team was rebranded CTE Racing-HVM from that point forward.[20]
  • CTE Racing-HVM gave Mexican driver Homero Richards a one-off drive at the race in Mexico City.

Races

RndDateRace NameCircuitCity/Location
1April 10US}} Toyota Grand Prix of Long BeachStreets of Long Beach (S)Long Beach, California
2May 22Mexico}} Tecate/Telmex Grand Prix of MonterreyFundidora Park (S)Monterrey, Mexico
3June 4US}} Time Warner Cable Road Runner 225, Presented by US BankMilwaukee Mile (O)West Allis, Wisconsin
4June 18United States}} G.I. Joe's presents the Champ Car Grand Prix of PortlandPortland International Raceway (R)Portland, Oregon
5June 26United States}} Champ Car Grand Prix of Cleveland presented by U.S. BankCleveland Burke Lakefront Airport (S)Cleveland, Ohio
6July 10Canada}} Molson Indy TorontoExhibition Place (S)Toronto, Ontario
7July 17Canada}} West Edmonton Mall Grand Prix of EdmontonEdmonton City Centre Airport (S)Edmonton, Alberta
8July 31United States}} Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San JoseStreets of San Jose (S)San Jose, California
9August 14US}} Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver presented by PacifiCareStreets of Denver (S)Denver, Colorado
10August 28Canada}} Molson Indy MontrealCircuit Gilles Villeneuve (R)Montreal, Quebec
11September 24USA}} Champ Car Hurricane Relief 400Las Vegas Motor Speedway (O)Las Vegas, Nevada
12October 22Australia}} Lexmark Indy 300Surfers Paradise Street Circuit (S)Surfers Paradise, Australia
13November 6Mexico}} Gran Premio Telmex-Tecate presented by BanamexAutódromo Hermanos Rodríguez (R)Mexico City, Mexico

(R) Dedicated road course, (O) Oval/Speedway, (S) Temporary street circuit

The initial 2005 schedule announced by Champ Car included 14 races,[21] but only 13 races actually took place during the season. The 14th race was scheduled to take place at a newly constructed permanent road circuit in the city of Ansan, South Korea on October 16, the week before the race at Surfers Paradise. The race was canceled in September when it was determined that the circuit was not ready to host the race.[22] It was the second year in a row that a race in Korea was canceled, as a street circuit race in the capital of Seoul was removed from the 2004 schedule. A date at the Ansan circuit was placed on Champ Car's initial 2006 schedule but that race would never take place either.

Season summary

Race results

Rnd Race Name Pole positionFastest lapLead most laps Winning driver Winning team Report
1United States}} Toyota Grand Prix of Long BeachCAN}} Paul Tracy{{flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais}}{{flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais}}{{flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais}}Newman/Haas RacingReport
2Mexico}} Tecate/Telmex Grand Prix of Monterrey{{flagicon|France}} Sébastien Bourdais}}Germany}} Timo GlockFrance}} Nelson PhilippeBrazil}} Bruno JunqueiraNewman/Haas RacingReport
3United States}} Time Warner Cable Road Runner 225, Presented by US BankUS}} Jimmy VasserCanada}} Paul TracyCanada}} Paul TracyCanada}} Paul TracyForsythe Championship Racing}}Report
4United States}} G.I. Joe's presents the Champ Car Grand Prix of PortlandUK}} Justin WilsonFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisBrazil}} Cristiano da MattaBrazil}} Cristiano da MattaPKV RacingReport
5United States}} Champ Car Grand Prix of Cleveland presented by U.S. BankCanada}} Paul TracySpain}} Oriol ServiàCanada}} Paul TracyCanada}} Paul TracyForsythe Championship RacingReport
6Canada}} Molson Indy TorontoFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisUK}} Justin WilsonFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisUK}} Justin WilsonRuSPORTReport
7Canada}} West Edmonton Mall Grand Prix of EdmontonUS}} A. J. AllmendingerUS}} A. J. AllmendingerUS}} A. J. AllmendingerFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisNewman/Haas RacingReport
8United States}} Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San JoseFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisNewman/Haas RacingReport
9{{flagicon|US}} Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver presented by PacifiCare}}Canada}} Paul TracyFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisCanada}} Paul TracyFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisNewman/Haas RacingReport
10Canada}} Molson Indy MontrealFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisSpain}} Oriol ServiàNewman/Haas RacingReport
11US}} Champ Car Hurricane Relief 400France}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisCanada}} Paul TracyFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisNewman/Haas RacingReport
12Australia}} Lexmark Indy 300Spain}} Oriol ServiàFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisFrance}} Sébastien BourdaisNewman/Haas RacingReport
13Mexico}} Gran Premio Telmex-Tecate presented by BanamexUK}} Justin WilsonUK}} Justin WilsonUK}} Justin WilsonUK}} Justin WilsonRuSPORTReport

Final driver standings

{{see|List of American Championship car racing point scoring systems}}
PosDriverLBH {{flagicon|USMTY {{flagicon|MexicoMIL {{flagicon|USPOR {{flagicon|USCLE {{flagicon|USTOR {{flagicon|CanadaEDM {{flagicon|CanadaSJO {{flagicon|USDEN {{flagicon|USMTL {{flagicon|CanadaLVS {{flagicon|USSRF {{flagicon|AustraliaMXC {{flagicon|MexicoPts
1France}} Sébastien Bourdais1*56255*11*14*11*17348
2Spain}} Oriol Servià119316322341254288
3UK}} Justin Wilson4441771441731171*265
4Canada}} Paul Tracy2151*31*163216*817*173246
5United States}} A. J. Allmendinger8102521214*17391322227
6United States}} Jimmy Vasser91456641111157336217
7Canada}} Alex Tagliani15310184379145748207
8Germany}} Timo Glock {{color box|yellow|RY|border=darkgrey}}611910107136132865202
9Mexico}} Mario Domínguez5137417135521041812198
10Canada}} Andrew Ranger {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}1721678111816101114109140
11Brazil}} Cristiano da Matta106111*16171710186121914139
12Denmark}} Ronnie Bremer {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}71988146771718819139
13France}} Nelson Philippe1812*1212131091591516147117
14Sweden}} Björn Wirdheim {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}128159151515811136115
15United States}} Ryan Hunter-Reay1371715186161461210110
16Australia}} Marcus Marshall {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}1416131412148121216911104
17Brazil}} Ricardo Sperafico {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}1917141391810188181591892
18Mexico}} Rodolfo Lavín135145131572
19Brazil}} Bruno Junqueira3159
20Brazil}} Alex Sperafico81224
21United States}} Michael McDowell {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}121119
22Australia}} Will Power {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}151017
23UK}} Ryan Dalziel {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}913
24Brazil}} Tarso Marques1110
25Canada}} Michael Valiante {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}1110
26{{flagicon|Italy}} Fabrizio del Monte {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}}}1616DNS10
27Netherlands}} Charles Zwolsman {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}138
28Mexico}} Homero Richards {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}165
29Mexico}} Jorge Goeters {{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}}183
PosDriverLBH {{flagicon|USMTY {{flagicon|MexicoMIL {{flagicon|USPOR {{flagicon|USCLE {{flagicon|USTOR {{flagicon|CanadaEDM {{flagicon|CanadaSJO {{flagicon|USDEN {{flagicon|USMTL {{flagicon|CanadaLVS {{flagicon|USSRF {{flagicon|AustraliaMXC {{flagicon|MexicoPts
ColorResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
Green4th & 5th place
Light Blue6th-10th place
Dark BlueFinished
(Outside Top 10)
PurpleDid not finish
RedDid not qualify
(DNQ)
BrownWithdrawn
(Wth)
BlackDisqualified
(DSQ)
WhiteDid not start
(DNS)
BlankDid not
participate
(DNP)
Not competing
In-line notation
BoldPole position
ItalicsRan fastest race lap
*Led most race laps
{{color box|yellow|RY|border=darkgrey}} Rookie of the Year
{{color box|orange|R|border=darkgrey}} Rookie

Nation's Cup

PosCountryLBH {{flagicon|USMTY {{flagicon|MexicoMIL {{flagicon|USPOR {{flagicon|USCLE {{flagicon|USTOR {{flagicon|CanadaEDM {{flagicon|CanadaSJO {{flagicon|USDEN {{flagicon|USMTL {{flagicon|CanadaLVS {{flagicon|USSRF {{flagicon|AustraliaMXC {{flagicon|MexicoPts
1France}} France1562551114117346
2Canada}} Canada22131332105743322
3Spain}} Spain119316322341254283
4US}} United States872524111137322274
5ENG}} England4441771441731171257
6Brazil}} Brazil311119810108612914211
7Mexico}} Mexico5137417135521041312201
8Germany}} Germany611910107136132865198
9Denmark}} Denmark71988146771718819133
10Australia}} Australia141613141214812121691110115
11Sweden}} Sweden128159151515811136113
12Scotland}} Scotland913
13Italy}} Italy161610
14Netherlands}} Netherlands138
PosCountryLBH {{flagicon|USMTY {{flagicon|MexicoMIL {{flagicon|USPOR {{flagicon|USCLE {{flagicon|USTOR {{flagicon|CanadaEDM {{flagicon|CanadaSJO {{flagicon|USDEN {{flagicon|USMTL {{flagicon|CanadaLVS {{flagicon|USSRF {{flagicon|AustraliaMXC {{flagicon|MexicoPts

Driver breakdown

PosDriverTeamEntriesWinsPodiumsTop 5Top 10PolesLaps LedPts
1France}} BourdaisUS}} Newman-Haas Racing{{nts|13}}67{{nts|11}}{{nts|12}}5{{nts|358}}348
2Spain}} ServiàUS}} Dale Coyne Racing
{{flagicon|US}} Newman-Haas Racing		{{nts|13}}17{{nts|10}}{{nts|11}}1{{nts|29}}288
3UK}} WilsonUS}} RuSPORT{{nts|13}}23{{nts|8}}{{nts|10}}2{{nts|123}}265
4Canada}} TracyUS}} Forsythe Championship Racing{{nts|13}}27{{nts|7}}{{nts|8}}3{{nts|512}}246
5US}} AllmendingerUS}} RuSPORT{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--5{{nts|6}}{{nts|9}}1{{nts|59}}227
6US}} VasserUS}} PKV Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--2{{nts|4}}{{nts|9}}1{{nts|27}}217
7Canada}} TaglianiAustralia}} Team Australia{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--2{{nts|5}}{{nts|10}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|5}}207
8Germany}} GlockUS}} Rocketsports Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--1{{nts|2}}{{nts|10}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|19}}202
9Mexico}} DomínguezUS}} Forsythe Championship Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--1{{nts|6}}{{nts|8}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|2}}198
10Canada}} RangerUS}} Mi-Jack Conquest Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--1{{nts|1}}{{nts|6}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--140
11Brazil}} da MattaUS}} PKV Racing{{nts|13}}11{{nts|1}}{{nts|5}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|71}}139
12Denmark}} Bremer (R)US}} CTE Racing - HVM
{{flagicon|US}} Dale Coyne Racing		{{nts|12}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|7}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|31}}139
13France}} PhilippeUS}} Mi-Jack Conquest Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|4}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|23}}117
14Sweden}} Wirdheim (R)US}} CTE Racing - HVM{{nts|11}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|4}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|29}}115
15US}} Hunter-ReayUS}} Rocketsports Racing{{nts|11}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|4}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--110
16Australia}} Marshall (R)Australia}} Team Australia{{nts|12}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--104
17Brazil}} R. Sperafico (R)US}} Dale Coyne Racing{{nts|13}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|4}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--92
18Mexico}} LavínUS}} CTE Racing - HVM{{nts|6}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|2}}{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|5}}72
19Brazil}} JunqueiraUS}} Newman-Haas Racing{{nts|2}}12{{nts|2}}{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|17}}59
20Brazil}} A. SperaficoUS}} CTE Racing - HVM{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--24
21US}} McDowell (R)US}} Rocketsports Racing{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--19
22Australia}} Power (R)Australia}} Team Australia{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--17
23UK}} Dalziel (R)US}} Dale Coyne Racing{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--13
24Brazil}} MarquesUS}} Dale Coyne Racing{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--10
25Canada}} Valiante (R)US}} Dale Coyne Racing{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--10
26Italy}} del Monte (R)Canada}} Jensen Motorsport
{{flagicon|US}} CTE Racing - HVM		{{nts|2}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--10
27Netherlands}} Zwolsman (R)Australia}} Team Australia{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--8
28Mexico}} Richards (R)US}} CTE Racing - HVM{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--5
29Mexico}} Goeters (R)US}} PKV Racing{{nts|1}}{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--{{ntsh|0}}--3

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16. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=203624&FS=INDYCAR|title =Team Australia signs third driver|publisher =motorsport.com|date = 2005-10-13|accessdate =2010-11-14 }}
17. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=204800&FS=INDYCAR|title =Team Australia statement on Marshall's departure|publisher =motorsport.com|date = 2005-10-27|accessdate =2010-11-14 }}
18. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=204933&FS=INDYCAR|title =Zwolsman lands Mexico Champ Car ride|publisher =motorsport.com|date =2005-10-29|accessdate =2010-11-14|archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20060112093056/http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=204933|archive-date =2006-01-12|dead-url =yes|df =}}
19. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=203659&FS=INDYCAR|title =McDowell lands RSR seat for final two races|publisher =motorsport.com|date =2005-10-14|accessdate =2010-11-14}}{{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
20. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=202904&FS=CHAMPCAR|title =HVM Racing announces new partner|publisher =motorsport.com|date =2005-10-06|accessdate =2007-11-20|archive-url =https://web.archive.org/web/20090517005007/http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=202904&FS=CHAMPCAR|archive-date =2009-05-17|dead-url =yes|df =}}
21. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=172364&FS=INDYCAR|title =2005 ready to go before 2004 closes out|publisher =motorsport.com|date =2004-10-28|accessdate =2010-11-28}}{{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }}
22. ^{{cite news|url =http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=202087&FS=INDYCAR|archive-url =https://archive.is/20130129034632/http://www.motorsport.com/news/article.asp?ID=202087&FS=INDYCAR|dead-url =yes|archive-date =2013-01-29|title =Korea inaugural race deferred to 2006|publisher =motorsport.com|date =2005-09-28|accessdate =2010-11-28}}

See also

{{American Championship Car seasons}}{{Champ Car Seasons}}

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