ahh, the beautiful liveries of my yesteryears. The lightning bolt Target's. The Kool Green cars. The old Texaco and Kmart cars. All together at Road America. Now that is some serious CART racing.
The sound of the v8 turbo engines derived by those beast of cars of the ages what a memory that is oh god the years of absolute hegemony by ganassi during the split
So was the 1000 HP. To put it in perspective. Dario ran a 1.41.08 I think they said. The Qualifying pole position last year was 1.42. So he was doing faster race laps than last years qualifying. The pole and lap record were set by Dario at 1.38.08 which is blinding fast. 4 seconds faster. But Indy cars today are faster on some road courses and short ovals. No semi automatic gear box back then. Dario's record beat the Audi prototype time.
Indycar, you are so amazing in every single way. You post old races, you stream live races, your tickets are cheap, your drivers are awesome, your schedule is the most diverse series in motor sports, your youtube, indycar.com, facebook, and flickr are inclusive for the fans and most importantly your product is the best in the biz. Thank you Indycar. Thank you thank you thank you!
OK Indycar, you publish these videos, you see how good the series used to be, how we all long for these days. You have the power to fix it! Stop listening to the car owners listen to us and we will come. Unlock the V6 turbos, let the manufactures make them as powerful as possible, let other chassis manufactures make cars. Make us happy, and we will buy merchandise, go to races, and support the series. FIX THE SERIES!!!! You are getting there. Listen to us!
The problem was IRL which was owned by a few billionaires, and wanted an "American" racing series. So IRL and Indy Cart Series were running the same time. Indy had races all over the world. IRL stayed in the US, and Ovals were the only thing they did. Maybe a couple road courses. Now they are right back were it was. Brilliant. Half the racers stayed the others to iRL. NASCAR open wheel is what it was. An American embarrassment.
This is so great to see again. Yes if only the new IRL will be like this. Just to see Greg Moore again is such a wonderful thing too. This was my last road race before moving back to Dallas.
MORE MORE MORE... THE KEY TO GET US THE FANS EXCITED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF INDYCARS IS TO LET US REMEMBER WHAT EXCITED US IN THE PAST... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK INDYCARS!!
This is fabulous! I enjoyed these races at Road America immensely! Can you post the 1994 race where a certain rookie took his first CART win?? I always wished I had taped that one!
Other than Indy, Road America and the Milwaukee Mile are the two best tracks for open wheel racecars in North America. I hope IndyCar will return to these venues in the near future.
I remember these cars had big horsepower. The "secret" Mercedes 500I is an engine people forget. Penske and Mercedes had been building it for the 1994 Indy 500. A one race engine. It was estimated 1200 horsepower. It was a 1-2 finish, no one else was on the lead lap. Of course they used a loophole in the rules. V12 Pushrod.
CART had Ford, Toyota, Mercedes and Honda at one time Lola and Dalara were the main chassis. They had races in 6 different countries. They were getting faster and tech was important. Why did Tony George want to destroy CART? It never made sense. CART was more popular than NASCAR, until marketing to people who really don't know about racing took over.
indycar needs to go back to this. different engines, different chassis, aero packages. indycar seems like a jr class just because every car is spec for spec the exact same, minus (basically) 2 different engines. they should take a page out of f1's playbook and give the teams more room to play with the cars.
@foxtrotalphaone When IRL bought CCWS, they also bought all the records, which basically means that all the CART/CCWS races are technically IndyCar races. It also means that from 1996 to 2007, there were two champions in Top American Open-Wheel Racing. It's no different from when CART took over USAC records back in the 80s.
You've never been to road America then. The track is so big (4+ miles) and the track has put in millions of dollars in improvements. We're talking tens of thousands of people that could fit into that place. Grandstands own the front straight, turn 3, turn 5, turn 6, turn 8, Canada corner, and more.
4+ miles of hills, woods, level ground to watch races at RA! Plus the grandstands for the folks that want em.... I'm 60 and a childhood friend of my mine used to spend many a weekend there with parents and friends, and he wandered the whole grounds.....talks about it fondly today...
Was wondering, Why do we get the wild feed of these races? It's cool and all, but I would really like to see these races with the running order and such on the screen. Still awesome though!
No i dont think so. I was at the indy race in Milwaukee last week. And Mario Andretti said it will be back in Milwakee next year.so i doubt they will have two races in Wisconsin
@NazarethNostalgia Give 'em time, will ya? The 'good old days' of CART are gone now. We're in a new era with a new car, in 2013 the other manufacturers will come with various Aero Kits, there are different (turbocharged) engines, and maybe they'll get a power increase. Having watched CART and ChampCar as a kid, I'm all for this new IndyCar right now.
I noticed that 'CART' was not in the title or description. I guess when Indycar absorbed Champcar they decided it gave them the right to pawn off it's history as their own.
@redriverman2006 SO TRUE. There are entirely too many cautions now, it's a joke. Quit stopping the race every 3 laps like NASCAR does, let it be continuous, it's more exciting and entertaining that way, it makes the mistakes a driver make so much more dramatic.
This is back when they had to hold their breath through the link...I wish it was like that still. But there is a good chance we won’t see a major wreck in the link again at least in Indycar because of the amount of downforce they have.
It’s always a tire that fails! He’s had it happen several times and it puts him out! Why does this happen? Goodyear owes him!! Michael needs better luck!
ahh, the beautiful liveries of my yesteryears. The lightning bolt Target's. The Kool Green cars. The old Texaco and Kmart cars. All together at Road America. Now that is some serious CART racing.
This was one of the best memories from my childhood, I'm glad someone got this whole race on youtube.
Great, the actual track feed with commentary and no camera breaks!!! If you have a good sound system, TURN IT UP!!! Those were the days!
The sound of the v8 turbo engines derived by those beast of cars of the ages what a memory that is oh god the years of absolute hegemony by ganassi during the split
Man, the sound of these cars were so amazing.
So was the 1000 HP. To put it in perspective. Dario ran a 1.41.08 I think they said. The Qualifying pole position last year was 1.42. So he was doing faster race laps than last years qualifying. The pole and lap record were set by Dario at 1.38.08 which is blinding fast. 4 seconds faster. But Indy cars today are faster on some road courses and short ovals. No semi automatic gear box back then. Dario's record beat the Audi prototype time.
@@vinrusso821 sad no commentators voice there.
Until Greg fried his clutch at 39:55
@@EdwinWhite-wz7kn Lol yeah, that was awful.
these cars looked beautiful and sounded AWESOME!
Indycar, you are so amazing in every single way. You post old races, you stream live races, your tickets are cheap, your drivers are awesome, your schedule is the most diverse series in motor sports, your youtube, indycar.com, facebook, and flickr are inclusive for the fans and most importantly your product is the best in the biz. Thank you Indycar. Thank you thank you thank you!
I truly hope IndyCars return to this awesome track in the near future
I'm so glad this has been posted, not only because it was a good race, but because I was there! I was sitting in the turn 5 bleachers most of the day.
Jealous as can be. Blessed I was at the Texas race they held in 2003 even if it was the race we thought Kenny died
1.58 Miles per Gallon.
Those were the days, that is for sure.
That makes around two standard german bath tubs per Indy 500 xD
Thank you so much for posting this race. I'm a huge F1 fan but indycar is gaining my respect!
Indycar, it's amazing you posted a race from "that other series".
I really do miss CART from the 90's was a great competitive series. Haven't watched American open wheel racing since around this time.
OK Indycar, you publish these videos, you see how good the series used to be, how we all long for these days. You have the power to fix it! Stop listening to the car owners listen to us and we will come. Unlock the V6 turbos, let the manufactures make them as powerful as possible, let other chassis manufactures make cars. Make us happy, and we will buy merchandise, go to races, and support the series. FIX THE SERIES!!!! You are getting there. Listen to us!
no car owners means no series, they're stuck listening to the car owners.
The problem was IRL which was owned by a few billionaires, and wanted an "American" racing series. So IRL and Indy Cart Series were running the same time. Indy had races all over the world. IRL stayed in the US, and Ovals were the only thing they did. Maybe a couple road courses. Now they are right back were it was. Brilliant. Half the racers stayed the others to iRL. NASCAR open wheel is what it was. An American embarrassment.
This is so great to see again. Yes if only the new IRL will be like this. Just to see Greg Moore again is such a wonderful thing too. This was my last road race before moving back to Dallas.
MORE MORE MORE... THE KEY TO GET US THE FANS EXCITED ABOUT THE FUTURE OF INDYCARS IS TO LET US REMEMBER WHAT EXCITED US IN THE PAST... KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK INDYCARS!!
Love this memories Thank you Indycars !!
Man, is there anything more beautiful than 80's/90's Formula cars.....Brabham BT52 F1 car being the cream of the crop
Anyone here during 2020 covid19 pandemics??
Thankyou for posting CART!
RIP Greg Moore!
Thanks for posting. While I am at it... Current Indycar is fun to watch, but PLEASE get rid of the funplex outriggers! The cars look ridiculous!
This is fabulous! I enjoyed these races at Road America immensely! Can you post the 1994 race where a certain rookie took his first CART win?? I always wished I had taped that one!
WOW!! Thanks for the video. I truly wish that American open wheel would return to Road America. Now that NASCAR is there, someone help us!
Got to love the high school mentality commentary. "Chip, Roger's talking shit about you." God bless America.
Other than Indy, Road America and the Milwaukee Mile are the two best tracks for open wheel racecars in North America. I hope IndyCar will return to these venues in the near future.
The peak. The hey day. This was the sheeit
I remember these cars had big horsepower. The "secret" Mercedes 500I is an engine people forget. Penske and Mercedes had been building it for the 1994 Indy 500. A one race engine. It was estimated 1200 horsepower. It was a 1-2 finish, no one else was on the lead lap. Of course they used a loophole in the rules. V12 Pushrod.
@@vinrusso821 v8
@@vinrusso821 have u ever played CART FURY?
The crapwagons of the IRL will never be able to match the excitement of the Champcars.
Bryan Herta's & Alex Baron's crash is something you don't see everyday. Good thing Herta saw it coming.
CART had Ford, Toyota, Mercedes and Honda at one time Lola and Dalara were the main chassis. They had races in 6 different countries. They were getting faster and tech was important. Why did Tony George want to destroy CART? It never made sense. CART was more popular than NASCAR, until marketing to people who really don't know about racing took over.
Did dallara even make chassis for cart? I think you are thinking of Reynard.
I was there. Great race.
US Open Wheel Racing at it's best!
Those cars tho...😁 I was at this race, turn 8.
1998, when Champ Car was still better than the IRL.
indycar needs to go back to this. different engines, different chassis, aero packages. indycar seems like a jr class just because every car is spec for spec the exact same, minus (basically) 2 different engines. they should take a page out of f1's playbook and give the teams more room to play with the cars.
@Malinth66 I just feel they should have mentioned that this was a CART race instead of pretending that CART never existed after '96.
YAAY finally a real track.
@foxtrotalphaone When IRL bought CCWS, they also bought all the records, which basically means that all the CART/CCWS races are technically IndyCar races. It also means that from 1996 to 2007, there were two champions in Top American Open-Wheel Racing. It's no different from when CART took over USAC records back in the 80s.
Place was packed!
Indycar needs to go back to CART roots.
Alexander Love how many fans can be at the road america? Cuz I saw like two grandstads, with like couple of thousand seats. thats terrible
You've never been to road America then. The track is so big (4+ miles) and the track has put in millions of dollars in improvements. We're talking tens of thousands of people that could fit into that place. Grandstands own the front straight, turn 3, turn 5, turn 6, turn 8, Canada corner, and more.
kapiniuzertva, tracks like Mid-Ohio, Laguna Seca and Barber don't have that many grand stands. People use the hills to view the race.
4+ miles of hills, woods, level ground to watch races at RA! Plus the grandstands for the folks that want em.... I'm 60 and a childhood friend of my mine used to spend many a weekend there with parents and friends, and he wandered the whole grounds.....talks about it fondly today...
@@kapiniuzertva the place is 650 acres. There are hills with bleachers, hundreds of campsites and maybe 4 or 5 grandstands
High Five dude.... I couldn't of said it better myself :)
If the IRL looks, sounds & performs like these cars, I might be interested.
@dalejrgamer
im glad to see the words "grate raesing" were so hard to spell-
Was wondering, Why do we get the wild feed of these races? It's cool and all, but I would really like to see these races with the running order and such on the screen.
Still awesome though!
Thanx for the quick spoiler, indycars. May be now I won't watch the race because I know who won it. Damn.
I miss CART \CC, and I miss those drivers...
No i dont think so. I was at the indy race in Milwaukee last week. And Mario Andretti said it will be back in Milwakee next year.so i doubt they will have two races in Wisconsin
indycars should return to road america und laguna seca asap! most impressive road courses to race on!
@NazarethNostalgia Give 'em time, will ya? The 'good old days' of CART are gone now. We're in a new era with a new car, in 2013 the other manufacturers will come with various Aero Kits, there are different (turbocharged) engines, and maybe they'll get a power increase.
Having watched CART and ChampCar as a kid, I'm all for this new IndyCar right now.
Disclaimer: This is the 1998 Texaco/Havoline 200...
6:10 - 7:44
my favorite part
I noticed that 'CART' was not in the title or description. I guess when Indycar absorbed Champcar they decided it gave them the right to pawn off it's history as their own.
@redriverman2006 SO TRUE. There are entirely too many cautions now, it's a joke. Quit stopping the race every 3 laps like NASCAR does, let it be continuous, it's more exciting and entertaining that way, it makes the mistakes a driver make so much more dramatic.
road america will be back in 2013, i heard from many sources
This is back when they had to hold their breath through the link...I wish it was like that still. But there is a good chance we won’t see a major wreck in the link again at least in Indycar because of the amount of downforce they have.
@rt2000pilot I think IndyCar already has a clue when they're uploading CART/CC races for us, and bringing back turbocharged IndyCars in 2012.
This was the year MA in the Swift would have won the championship, save for three team mistakes that handed it to Zanardi.
@lxtb2o opps sorry,its was bad when i first got to it,now its pretty good lol. this was the golden age of open wheel racing. i miss these days.
I almost forgot. These cars are actually using stick shifters.
CART!
maybe this is a hint that indycar is coming back, maybe Laguna seca too?
I know this is the unpopular opinion, but I don't think safety workers should ever be on the track while the green flag is out.
Agreed. And today is the unfortunate anniversary of the death of Jules Bianchi
@GeneralKenobiSIYE Uh... hello? IRL's gone too. Now the name's IndyCar.
39:57 Greg Moores clutch is gone
It’s always a tire that fails! He’s had it happen several times and it puts him out! Why does this happen? Goodyear owes him!! Michael needs better luck!
@rt2000pilot It's called IndyCar. IRL's gone too.
Real racing here, real cars, IRL needs to get a clue.
Unfortunately, it must be a tradition when a Chip Ganassi owned car intentionally knocks out another car or two during a race.
Some people should look at this video to figure out how to do a local yellow...
Uhm...20 seconds of video?
pedal to the metal
1:28:00
the quilty on this video is not good.--------
@indycars
That's better :)
@darakii CART
CART > Indycar
GOODYEAR MAKES GRATE RAESING CAR TIRES!
You misspoke there, indycars. I think you mean, "A Future Verizon IndyCar Series *4-TIME CHAMPION*.......
The Captain....nothing ever changes....always whinging!
wtf is whinging?
@VWatch07 It's the same CRAP with a different name. CART was far better.
bob varsha! so much better than leigh diffy! weren't these cars so much better looking than the current pig ugly indycars.