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Scott Dixon on RPM 2NIGHT
PacWest Invensys/Powerware Indy Lights driver Scott Dixon will be a special guest on RPM 2NIGHT on ESPN2 at 7pm ET this evening. Dixon, who turned 20 last weekend, won the opening two rounds of this year’s Dayton Indy Lights Championship at ...
Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM
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PacWest Invensys/Powerware Indy Lights driver Scott Dixon will be a special guest on RPM 2NIGHT on ESPN2 at 7pm ET this evening.
Dixon, who turned 20 last weekend, won the opening two rounds of this year’s Dayton Indy Lights Championship at Long Beach and Milwaukee. He is currently second in the championship by one point to Australian driver Jason Bright.
Dixon joined PacWest after a debut season with Johansson Motorsport last year in which he won at Chicago from the pole and finished fifth in the championship – missing rookie of the year honors by just one point.
The young New Zealander will have the chance to keep his 100 percent record intact at the Chicago Motor Speedway when he lines up in the sixth round of the Dayton Indy Lights Championship this weekend.
Tonight's RPM 2NIGHT will be hosted by John Kernan from the ESPN ZONE in downtown Chicago.
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(All times shown are Eastern Time) <pre> Saturday July 30 CART qualifying ESPN2 5.00pm-6.00pm Sunday July 30 CART 2DAY ESPN2 11.00am-11.30am Sunday July 30 CART Race ABC 4.00pm-6.00pm Sunday July 30 LIGHTS Race ESPN2 11.30pm-12.30am Wednesday August 2 CART Replay ESPN 3.00am-5.00am Friday August 4 LIGHTS Replay ESPN2 5.00am-6.00am
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