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BARRON RETURNS TO SITE OF FIRST IRL WIN – Red Bull Cheever Racing driver Alex Barron will be returning to the site of his first IndyCar Series victory at Nashville this weekend. Barron, then driving for Blair Racing, took the checkered flag in the 2002 event on the 1.33-mile oval. He has two top five finishes in three races at the track. The California native recently registered his best finish of the season (sixth) on another short oval at Richmond.
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The newest member of Red Bull Cheever Racing, Patrick Carpentier, is an eight-year veteran of major open-wheel racing. After making his CART debut in 1997, he won the Toyota Atlantic championship in 1996, a feat his new teammate Barron did a year later in 1997. His first career CART victory came at Michigan International Raceway in 2001, which is a current stop on the IndyCar Series schedule.
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Red Bull Cheever Racing has two race cars that will be competing in this year's Indianapolis 500 race—No. 51 Toyota-powered Dallara driven by Alex Barron and the No. 83 Toyota/Dallara driven by Patrick Carpentier. Both drivers and racing crews will be utilizing this innovative technology solution, which includes Cisco Aironet 1100 and 1300 Series Access Points, the Cisco Mobile Access Router and Cisco 7920 Wireless IP Phones with VoIP capabilities, to take a more hi-tech approach to car racing.
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Red Bull Cheever Racing has two race cars that will be competing in this year's Indianapolis 500 race�No. 51 Toyota-powered Dallara driven by Alex Barron and the No. 83 Toyota/Dallara driven by Patrick Carpentier.
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Red Bull Cheever Racing now will look to sweep the front row of an IRL race for the second time in the last two months during MBNA Pole Qualifying at 11 a.m. (EDT) Saturday. Scheckter won the pole, and Cheever started second June 8 at Texas.
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In his very first Indy Racing League event, for Red Bull Cheever Racing in 2002, Rice started and finished second. Out of five races to finish out the year, he finished among the top ten four times – two times in the top five. In 2003, he logged four top-ten IRL finishes and made his rookie appearance at the Indianapolis 500, finishing eleventh. He ... made his first foray into the NASCAR Truck Series, racing the Number 88 Silverado at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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