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| Graham Rahal |
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With one of the most famous names in motorsports, Graham Rahal is on his way to stardom. . .In addition to aspirations of winning in Formula One and Champ Car, young phenom will join father Bobby’s Rahal Letterman Racing GT2 team for selected American Le Mans Series races including Sebring and Petit Le Mans. . .Grahan will also drive with Newman/Haas Racing in 2007 Champ Car World Series.
A graduate of the Star Mazda Championship who finished fourth in the 2005 championship with one victory (Portland, his first professional open-wheel win) and six podium finishes (including Sebring in his series debut) while driving for Anderson Walko Racing. . .Debuted in Formula BMW USA championship in 2004; won a driving scholarship that allowed him to compete at the age of 15. . .Finished third in Rookie of the Year standings and seventh overall in the championship. . .Posted four top-five results and 11 top-10s. . .Qualified on front row at Road America.
2006: Made first career Series start at Sebring for Alex Job Racing Porsche in GT2. At 17, was youngest driver in field. Graham teamed up with Mike Rockenfeller and /Klaus Graf for sixth-place finish. Team led in class at ran in third position most of 12 hours before mechanical gremlins struck. . .Finished second in Toyota Atlantic Championship. Led series with five race wins (Monterrey, Portland, Denver, two rounds at Cleveland), most laps led (32 percent) and tied for lead with four poles. Set qualifying records at Portland, Monterrey and Denver and broke race records for fastest laps at Toronto, San Jose, Monterrey and Denver. . .Became youngest Atlantics winner ever with win at Monterrey (17 years old). . .Second in Indy Pro event as part of F1 United States Grand Prix. . .Member of USA team in A1GP World Cup.
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