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Schroeder to race at Sears Point
Skip Barber trained Dorsey Schroeder will drive Chip Ganassi's No. 01 car in this weekend's Save Mart 350K at Sears Point. Schroeder, who was tapped for his road-racing prowess, will be the fourth entry among road-specialists who will challenge the ...
Edited: Apr 15, 2002, 11:45 PM
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Skip Barber trained Dorsey Schroeder will drive Chip Ganassi's No. 01 car in this weekend's Save Mart 350K at Sears Point. Schroeder, who was tapped for his road-racing prowess, will be the fourth entry among road-specialists who will challenge the Winston Cup regulars at the California course.
Schroeder last piloted a Winston Cup car for Donlavey at Watkins Glen in 1997. He is racing a limited schedule in Grand American this season and in some American Le Mans Series events.
"I was based out of Sears Point Raceway for three seasons when I raced with Tom Gloy Racing in the Trans-Am series, so I have turned a lot of laps there," Schroeder said. "I'm looking forward to the challenge of racing with some of the best drivers in the world this weekend."
Ganassi added, "Dorsey is a fantastic road course driver. When you have an opportunity to add a driver like Dorsey, who has some impressive road-course experience, you have to take advantage of it."
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