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...Cup Series history on Aug. 14 at Watkins Glen International, joining Colombia's Juan Pablo Montoya, Italy's Mario Andretti and Canada's Earl Ross.The Tasmanian said his victory proves anyone with enough passion, skills and luck can...
...Fireball Roberts 1963--Tiny Lund 1964--Richard Petty 1965--Fred Lorenzen 1966--Richard Petty 1967--Mario Andretti 1968--Cale Yarborough 1969--LeeRoy Yarborough 1970--Pete Hamilton 1971--Richard Petty 1972--A.J...
...Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona for Ganassi, as well as the 2003 Formula One Monaco Grand Prix for Williams. He joined Mario Andretti as the only driver to win in NASCAR, IndyCars and Formula One. Fans were asked to vote through the team's social...
...500s. He has had some of history's fastest cars piloted by some of history's finest drivers, legends such as Mario Andretti, Rick Mears, Bobby Unser and the Al Unsers -- Sr. and Jr. ''Break up Penske.'' People in auto racing used...
...motorsports facility in America," Johnson said. "I went to the track, then called Donnybrooke in 1969, to see Mario Andretti race the only Indy car event at the road course and I fell in love with the place. I won a bunch of Super Vee races...
...caravan of team trailers began filing out as the snow continued to fall. Also snowed out was the salute to racing great Mario Andretti, Nazareth's most famous citizen and honorary starter for the event. ''I woman came up to me in the paddock and...
...IRL's staunchest defenders. Not even fellow Indy icon Mario Andretti is spared his wrath when it comes to the open-wheel...one that's not happy about him being back would be Mario Andretti. I guess he made this place, but he don't care...
...by eight races from 1978-83. The winners sound like a who's who of Indy-style racing -- Johnny Rutherford, Mario Andretti, Rick Mears, Gordon Johncock -- but poor attendance doomed that experiment. When Indianapolis Motor Speedway president...
...record 106 races in the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series, Force broke a tie with former CART and Formula 1 Champion Mario Andretti and Jeff Gordon. Each had won the Titus award three times.