YOUNGEST GEORGE ASSUMES HELM, PEOPLE'S LIBERATION BECOMES PRIMARY SPONSOR INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (May 20, 2009) - Vision Racing co-owners, Tony and Laura George are pleased to announce that their daughter, Lauren George, has officially joined the ranks of team ownership. The younger George assumed the role of team owner on May 7, 2009, her 18th birthday, and will oversee the team's Firestone Indy Lights operation that includes the No. 21 Vision Racing Dallara/Firestone entry driven by James Davison. "Laura and I have decided to bring Lauren into ownership with the intent of making her responsible for directing our Firestone Indy Lights program," Tony George said. "She has literally grown up around the sport and has developed a passion for it. Given her desire, ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Courage and a gust of wind propelled Vision Racing driver Ryan Hunter-Reay into the famed field of 33 for the Greatest Spectacle in Racing, the 2009 Indianapolis 500. After being bumped out just moments earlier by competitor John ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Vision Racing driver Ryan Hunter-Reay provisionally qualified the team's No. 21T Dallara/Honda/Firestone machine for the 2009 Indianapolis 500 today with a four-lap qualifying average of 219.502 mph. It was Hunter-Reay's only qualifying attempt of the day and it ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Seat time was the name of the game today for Vision Racing driver Ed Carpenter today while persistence was the mindset for Ryan Hunter-Reay as practice resumed at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the 2009 Indianapolis 500. Carpenter ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - The first round of qualifying for the 2009 Indianapolis 500, also known as "Pole Day" and includes the battle for the top 11 starting positions for the race, has come and gone at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ... FULL STORY »
INDIANAPOLIS (Thursday, May 7, 2009) - Marco Andretti topped the first full day of practice May 7 at the Indianapolis 500. Andretti turned a best lap of 39.9152 seconds, 225.478 mph on the 2.5-mile oval. Thirty-one drivers combined to turn 2,199 ... FULL STORY »