Pocono INDYCAR 400

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Race 11 of 19

Race - Pocono INDYCAR 400

Location - Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pennsylvania

Date - Sunday, July 7th

Time & TV Schedule - Green Flag - 12:15 PM - ESPN on ABC

Course Type - 2.5 Mile Oval

Distance - 160 Laps / 400 Miles

Practice Sessions -

Thursday, July 4th - 9:00 AM - Free Practice
Thursday, July 4th - 1:00 PM - Free Practice
Saturday, July 6th - 10:00 AM - Free Practice
Saturday, July 6th - 5:30 PM - Warmup

Qualifications -

Saturday, July 6th - 1:15 PM - Qualifying

Pocono Raceway Track Facts

Length - 2.5 Miles
Banking -
Turn 1 - 14°
Turn 2 - 8°
Turn 3 - 6°



1989 Pocono 500 Race Information

Race Winner - #1 Danny Sullivan
Race Pole Sitter - #20 Emerson Fittipaldi - 211.715 mph
Time Of Race - 2 Hour 55 Minutes and 43 Seconds
Average Speed- 170.720 mph
Cautions - 5 for 25 laps
Margin Of Victory - 4.226 seconds
Lead Changes - 14

Entrant list

#1 - Ryan Hunter-Reay - Andretti Autosport
#3 - Helio Castroneves - Penske Racing
#4 - Ryan Briscoe - Panther Racing
#5 - E.J. Viso - Andretti Autosport & HVM Racing
#6 - Sebastian Saavedra - Dragon Racing
#7 - Sebastien Bourdais - Dragon Racing
#9 - Scott Dixon - Target Chip Ganassi Racing
#10 - Dario Franchitti - Target Chip Ganassi Racing
#11 - Tony Kanaan - KV Racing Technology
#12 - Will Power - Penske Racing
#14 - Takuma Sato - A.J. Foyt Enterprises
#15 - Graham Rahal - Rahal Letterman Lanigan
#16 - James Jakes - Rahal Letterman Lanigan
#18 - Pippa Mann - Dale Coyne Racing
#19 - Justin Wilson - Dale Coyne Racing
#20 - Ed Carpenter - Ed Carpenter Racing
#25 - Marco Andretti - Andretti Autosport
#27 - James Hinchcliffe - Andretti Autosport
#55 - Tristan Vautier (R) - Schmidt Peterson Motorsports
#67 - Josef Newgarden - Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing
#77 - Simon Pagenaud - Schmidt Peterson Motorsports
#78 - Simona de Silvestro - KV Racing Technology
#83 - Charlie Kimball - Chip Ganassi Racing
#98 - Alex Tagliani - Barracuda Racing

[joeyz_f1]

Takuma for the win!

[gm99]

Takuma for the win!

Close, but no cigar.

Quite unfortunate race for the Andretti team that was so strong in qualifying. Hinch out early, RHR out as well and Marco seemed to have the car to beat in the beginning, but had to save fuel towards the end. Ganassi on the other hand has had a good race - nowhere in qualifying and finishing 1-2-3.

[Starter]

Nice drive by Kimball. A couple more laps and he may have had a shot at a win.

[Keyser Soze]

[SPECIAL][/SPECIAL]This was one great race! I have enjoyed it very much.

[Granatelli]

Good race. Surprised Ganassi was 123. Makes the season even more interesting. Double points in Toronto!

[zako85]

I set my DVR to record the whole show plus extra 2hrs of padding in the end. I watched the race today. For some reason they started the show from lap 60 or so on cable. This was weird.

[Starter]

I set my DVR to record the whole show plus extra 2hrs of padding in the end. I watched the race today. For some reason they started the show from lap 60 or so on cable. This was weird.

It started at 12 noon eastern US time on ABC either broadcast or cable.

[zako85]

It started at 12 noon eastern US time on ABC either broadcast or cable.

Well on my U-verse DVR box, I simply found the Indy race listing and set it to be recorded. The listing was I believe starting at 12pm, central time. It seems like either ABC or the cable company screwed the listing.

[zako85]

I forgot to ask last week..


What was Takuma Sato thinking to rear end a car in a pit lane. Such a rookie mistake.