Paul Tracy Adds to Already Impressive List of Honors
Player Management International Media Release
Las Vegas, NV (July 3, 2008) – When the 2008 IndyCar season began without Paul Tracy, it left a lot of people wondering, including Paul Tracy. As it turns out, PT can count this season as one of his most exciting. Despite the fact that he is not racing full time, Tracy has yet to sit still and next week his schedule goes International.
Tracy has been invited to participate in the Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England, where he will be joined by race world royalty. He will be driving his 1997 race-winning Penske PC26 Champ Car race car, along with a 1966 Lola that two-time Formula 1 World Champion Graham Hill used to tour the F1 circuit. (complete release)
Paul Tracy Truckin' to Vegas
By: John Schwarb, ESPN.com
July 1, 2008
Last year, the truck series' stop in Las Vegas was notable for the debut of former Formula One champion and Indianapolis 500 winner Jacques Villeneuve. There's an even more intriguing open-wheel star debuting on the 1.5-mile oval this year.
After an impressive test in a Germain Racing Toyota last month at Chicagoland, Paul Tracy received a one-off deal to drive the No. 03 Tundra at his hometown race in Vegas.
"I think they were surprised at how quick I went right away. It only took me five laps to get pretty close to the same time Todd [Bodine] had done," Tracy said. "They said, 'You did a great job, we'll call you about doing more stuff.'" (complete story)
Mike Wallace 15th in New Hampshire; Returning to the Scene of the Win this Week
Player Management International Media Release
Loudon, NH (June 28, 2008) – Sitting 8th in the point standings, Mike Wallace was looking forward to arriving in Loudon, NH, and making up ground on the Top 5.
Things would start out well, as Wallace found himself sitting 4th at the end of the first practice and 12th at the conclusion of the final session. Qualifying would not follow suit, as Wallace would find himself startinG 21st after pacing the 1-mile oval in 30.420 seconds, at a rate of speed of 125.207 MPH.
The Germain Racing team would race with heavy hearts, as team owner Bob Germain’s father passed away at 85 years of age in Naples, Florida, on Friday night. (complete release)
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