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CHAMPCAR/CART: Herdez Competition Spring Training wrap up

With media duties completed in the first two days, the final day of the 2003 Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford "Spring Training" event focused solely on on-track testing. Both Mario Dominguez and Roberto Moreno had two ...

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With media duties completed in the first two days, the final day of the 2003 Bridgestone Presents The Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford "Spring Training" event focused solely on on-track testing. Both Mario Dominguez and Roberto Moreno had two and a half hours on track, split into two one hour and 15 minute sessions.

Mario Dominguez - Driver, Car 55

AM Time: 52.101 seconds
Laps Completed: 24
Speed: 115.322 mph/185.593 kph
Session Position: 6th

PM Time: 51.244 seconds
Laps Completed: 48
Speed: 117.251 mph/188.696 kph
Session Position: 6th
Overall Position: 8th

Roberto Moreno - Driver, Car 4

AM Time: 51.656 seconds
Laps Completed: 43
Speed: 116.316 mph/187.191 kph
Session Position: 2nd

PM Time: 51.465 seconds
Laps Completed: 33
Speed: 116.747 mph/187.886 kph
Session Position: 3rd
Overall Position: 10th

Tom Brown - Chief Engineer

"Spring Training this year was a very interesting experience for us. It has taken years for us to assemble a team of this caliber to support two full- time entries for the season. And when you consider that we essentially started over three years ago - let's just say we're extremely proud of the progress we've made.

"Brian Ma, who is assigned to Mario's car, is the youngest race engineer in the Champ Car paddock but he's quite experienced. Chris Gorne has an extensive engineering background and brings an interesting perspective to the work. It's great having fresh engineering input from them. You forgetize how much more information you can gather and the progress you can make with two rather than one car. We've done a great deal of extra development work in just the last month. Now we feel confident we'll be able to be competitive, week in, week out."

-HC-

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