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2006 |
- Signed with Ray Evernham Motorsports’ Driver Development
Program to compete in NASCAR Busch Series. Drove the Akins
Motorsports Dodge but was released in April. In September he
returned to the IndyCar Series. He subbed for injured Dario
Franchitti of Andretti Green Racing.
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2005 |
- In third season of the IRL IndyCar Series, he posted two
top-10 finishes and finished 20th in the standings. Jeff Bucknum
subbed for him at two road courses Infineon and Watkins Glen so
Foyt didn't earn points for those two events. He debuted in the
NASCAR Busch Series driving for Akins Motorsports in the fin al
four events. His best performance came at Miami where he
qualified 11th and finished 24th.
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2004 |
- Competed in second season of the IRL IndyCar Series.Posted
career best start of 6th at Chicagoland (Joliet) Speedway. His
best finish was 10th at Texas Motor Speedway
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2003 |
- Competed in
first Indy 500, starting 23rd and finishing 18th
- Competed in
first full season in IRL IndyCar Series with best start of 14th at Texas and best
finish of 11th at Nazareth (Pa.)
Speedway. Placed 21st in the standings.
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2002 |
- Champion IRL Infiniti Pro Series; scored four wins in
seven; only driver to win multiple races in Infiniti Pro Series
- Four IRL Infiniti Pro Series poles; only driver to win
multiple poles; won from the pole at Kansas, Kentucky and Texas
- Top 10 starts and finishes in all seven races
Series leader in races led (five), and laps led (212)
- Indy Racing League rookie test Oct. 31 at Texas; announced
he would compete for A.J. Foyt Racing in the IRL IndyCar Series
in 2003
- First-team honors in the At Large category on the
All-America Auto Racing Team, named by the American Auto Racing
Writers and Broadcasters Association
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2001 |
- Champion southwest region SCCA Formula Continental
Series; six victories in nine starts
- Rookie of the Year and third in the national point standings
despite missing three events
- Runner up in the Briggs heavy class at the World Karting
Association Dirt Series World Championship in Daytona Beach,
Fla.
- Fourth in the light kart class at the 17th Annual O'Reilly
Tulsa Shootout
USAC Silver Crown Series debut at Springfield, Ill.; qualified
19th out of 60, and finished 28th in Hoosier Hundred at Indiana
State Fairgrounds
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2000 |
- Winner of the four-cycle stock light kart class event at the
Holiday Classic in Phoenix
- Winner of the stock medium class event at the O'Reilly Tulsa
Shootout
- Champion in Junior II Briggs restricted and
unrestricted classes in World KartingAssociation (WKA)
competition; nine pole positions and six wins
- Winner of International Kart Federation (IKF) Nationals in
three classes
- Winner of two Duffys (the highest honor in the IKF)
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1999 |
- Champion in four-cycle Junior II light, heavy and
unrestricted class karting competition Texas
- Champion in four-cycle Junior II light, heavy and
unrestricted class karting competition Louisiana
- Champion IKF Nationals four-cycle Junior II light and
heavy class
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1998 |
- Champion Hilltop Raceway in Waller, Texas
- Champion IKF region 4 in Jr. II Heavy and 2 cycle Jr.
II Light and Heavy
- 2nd place in the 4 Cycle Jr. II Heavy at the Holiday Classic
in Phoenix, Arizona
- Winner Race of Champions 4 Cycle Jr. II
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1997 |
- Champion Navasota Raceway
- Winner Region 4 Summer Nationals at Lonestar Raceway
- Runner-up at the Junior Dragster Nationals in Denver,
Colorado
- Champion Division 4 for 13 year olds
- Winner Division 4 Race of Champions
- Champion Hilltop Raceway and Alvin Raceway
- Winner State Race held at Gulf Coast Karting in Katy, Texas
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1996 |
- Qualifier at junior nationals at Texas Motorplex
- Sportsman Award at Houston Raceway
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1995 |
- Racing career expanded to karts
- Champion Navasota Raceway in junior dragsters
- Qualifier at Junior Nationals at Indianapolis
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1994 |
- Racing career began in junior dragsters
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