Rewriting History: IROC

International Race of Champions, better known as IROC, was a North American auto racing competition, promoted as an equivalent of an American All-Star Game or The Masters. Despite the name, it usually stays in North America. The cars will all have the same setup and are all the same, the only thing different is the drivers.

2003 IROC Schedule
1. Daytona
2. Bristol
3. Talladega
4. Charlotte
5. Hallett Motor Racing Circuit
6. Chicagoland
7. Indianapolis
8. Road America


Race 1: Daytona
On a sunny Friday morning, 12 drivers invited to race in the 2003 International Race of Champions season. Qualifying was done by a draw. Everybody led at least one lap in this race, and Kurt Busch took the lead comin to the white flag and held it to take his first ever IROC win in his first ever start.

F S # DRIVER INTERVAL LAPS LED POINTS STATUS
1 12 1 K Busch 210.382 40 3 180 Running
2 7 5 G Biffle -0.08 40 4 175 Running
3 3 7 J Johnson -0.16 40 4 170 Running
4 5 6 K Harvick -0.20 40 4 165 Running
5 8 11 S Sharp -0.24 40 3 160 Running
6 2 12 H Castroneves -0.28 40 3 155 Running
7 11 10 S Kinser -0.32 40 3 151 Running
8 10 4 R Newman -0.36 40 3 147 Running
9 1 8 S Hornish -0.40 40 2 143 Running
10 6 3 M Martin -0.45 40 1 139 Running
11 4 2 M Bliss -0.48 40 5* 140 Running
12 9 9 D Lasoski -0.56 40 5* 137 Running

Next race will take place at the Bristol Motor Speedway.

Points after Daytona

> Hallett

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