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All TV Times Eastern


Friday 6/23

2:00PM SPEEDTV - F1 Montreal practice (live)


Saturday 6/24

1:00PM SPEEDTV - F1 Montreal qualifying (live)

4:00PM SPEEDTV - Atlantics Portland race ( 6/17 race, delayed broadcast)

8:00PM SPEEDTV - CCWS Portland race (6/18 race, delayed broadcast)

8:00PM ESPN2 - IRL Richmond race (live)



Sunday 6/25

3:00AM SPEEDTV - F1 Montreal Qualifying (delayed broadcast)

12:30PM SPEEDTV - F1 Montreal race (live)

2:30PM CBS - CCWS Cleveland race (live)

3:00PM SPEEDTV - Rolex Sports Cars Mid-Ohio race (6/24 race, delayed broadcast)

3:30PM FOX - NASCAR Infineon race (live)

11:00PM SPEEDTV - F1 Montreal race (delayed broadcast)




SPEED World Challenge GT and Touring Cars will race at Infineon this weekend. Races will be telecast on SPEED TV on July 8th. Below are the practice, qual and race schedules for these events. NOTE: Times are Local PDT

Live timing and Scoring available at:

http://www.world-challenge.com/event...%20Mart%20350#


Infineon Schedule

Friday, June 23, 2006


9:25 a.m. – 9:55 a.m. Practice – SCCA SPEED World Challenge

Touring Car

9:55 a.m. – 10:25 a.m. Practice – SCCA SPEED World Challenge

GT


2:10 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. Practice – SPEED World Challenge GT


6:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Practice – SPEED World Challenge Touring

Car



Saturday, June 24, 2006


10:25 a.m. – 10:55 a.m. Qualifying – SPEED World Challenge

(SPEED GT and Touring Car)



3:30 p.m.. SCCA SPEED World Challenge Touring Car Round Four Race (40 minutes)

4:20 p.m. SCCA SPEED World Challenge GT Round Five Race (40 minutes)

Jason

Guess I need to hurry up and finish watching Lemans.

ghoffman

I like the NASCAR road races, I wish they had more. It is probably going to be a Tony Stewart benefit event.

John Shiels

THanks Joe

Like to see robbie Gordon win it.

VetteDrmr

Oh, never count out the likes of Michael Waltrip. Moving chicane at it's best.

Seriously, I'd love to see Robbie Gordon up front. Jeff Gordon's no slouch on a road race circuit either.

I'd love to see more road races also, and I think it would be good for NASCAR's fan base, also.

Joe, thanks again for the schedule info.

Have a good one,
Mike

folsomlarry

I used to hate NASCAR, but they put on a great show on the road courses. When they first came to Sears Point half of them could not find the apex and or come close to the proper lines. Now most of them seem to know what they are doing. I hate to say it but they seem to be able to go more laps without bringing out the pace car than most of the road racing series that we watch.

Fellows, Pruet and Said are all entered. It would be nice to see one of them pull of the upset.

Larry

xsiveone

PA Z06

Thanks Joe you were early this week.

ghoffman

If any of you CA boys go to the race, check out the rental of the hand held Nextel thing that lets you see the in-car cameras and listen to the crews. I have tix to the Loudon race in 3 weeks, and I am thinking of renting it, so if anyone does, please let me know if it is worth it.

Jason

Corvette wins! Corvette wins!

Ok, finally finished Lemans.

folsomlarry

Does anybody else find this a little funny. It's from today Sacramento Bee:

[B]To encourage folks to spend a little time on-site after Sunday's Cup race before hitting the road, Infineon will invite fans to walk on the track itself -- and participate in a treasure hunt.
Hidden around the 1.99-mile course will be five "golden lug nuts" that can be redeemed for major prizes. Among them are a high-definition, flat-panel television, $4,000 Snap-On tool box and $500 gift certificates to Save Mart and Big O Tires.

"This is a unique opportunity for our fans to step out onto the field of play and explore the track where a few minutes earlier their NASCAR heroes were roaring by and banging fenders," raceway president Steve Page said.

This is the first time Infineon has hosted a "track walk" during NASCAR weekend. The concept could help ease traffic congestion as the massive crowd heads for the highways. The SPEED World Challenge race originally scheduled for Sunday after the Dodge/Save Mart 350 was moved to Saturday.

The track also hopes to raise some money for local youth groups. Donations for the track walk will be accepted for the Speedway Children's Charities


It is going to be very hot at Infineon on Sunday. I doubt many people will be in good enough shape to walk the track at the end of the race. There are not to many flat sections of track.

Larry

John Shiels

ttt

Pursuit_in_Progress

Sorry Road-Racers, your silly factory based race had to be moved, cause Billy-Joe wants to win himself a $50 gift certificate to Wal-Mart, and Bobby-Sue doesn't like sitting in traffic after a race because her mobile-home doesn't have a working toilet.