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Richie Hearn
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Richie Hearn is a former NASCAR driver. He attempted to make one Craftsman Truck Series event in his career. That came in 2000, when Hearn attempted to make the fall event at Texas. However, he did not qualify and has not attempted a race since. Under the old points system, Hearn received points for his effort and ended the year 122nd in points.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev., September 14, 2005 – Richie Hearn (Henderson, Nev.) formed Hearn Motorsports in 2004 to create a training ground for aspiring Champ Car and IndyCar Series drivers. A very successful open wheel racer with victories and pole positions at the pinnacle of the sport, Hearn knows the challenges being faced as drivers progress from go-karting to 220 mph machines. In 2006, Hearn will make the next step in his long-term strategy for his program. The Las Vegas-based operation will expand into two additional series for the new season; the Champ Car Atlantic Championship and the Formula BMW USA Series. Hearn will ... maintain his two year-old effort in the Star Mazda Series North American Championship which earned its first Series victory at Mosport International Raceway on September 3rd. The move calls for a substantial expansion of his team and the biggest capital investment made thus far by the organization.
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IRL -- Just 10 days after Team Menard hired him for the Delphi Indy 300, Richie Hearn won the pole in record time. His lap at 223.159 miles per hour was the fastest ever in qualifying at the Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill. Tomas Scheckter will join Hearn on the front row, qualifying at 223.083. Starting third will be Felipe Giaffone, racing for the first time since breaking his right leg and pelvis in an accident July 6. Defending champion Sam Hornish will start eighth. Helio Castroneves, who leads a very tight points race, will start ninth.
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Indy highlight: Richie has two top 10 finishes, but as a rookie he was able to finish third, behind Buddy Lazier and Davey Jones. They were the only three to finish on the lead lap.
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