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RACE WINS

Total Team Victories 1990-2008: 103

Wins By Series

40 - CART
24 - IRL
21 - Grand American
6 - NASCAR Cup
6 - NASCAR Nationwide
6 - ARCA

Wins By Track Type

Road

Street

Oval

38

17

48

Wins for CGR Team (CART/IndyCar/NASCAR/Grand Am/ ARCA)

Total Wins

20
15

15
17
9
8
7
6
5
4
4
4
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1

Driver

Scott Pruett #
Juan Pablo Montoya **#

Alex Zanardi
Scott Dixon *
Jimmy Vasser
Luis Diaz ***
Dan Wheldon *
Memo Rojas ***#
Casey Mears *
Max Papis
Reed Sorenson
Sterling Marlin
Bruno Junqueira
Michael Andretti
Jamie McMurray
Jeff Ward
Kenny Brack
Dario Franchitti *** #
Salvador Duran ***
Scott Lagasse Jr.
Bryan Clauson

Series

Grand Am
CART, Indy 500, GrandAM & NASCAR Cup/Nationwide
CART
IndyCar & Grand Am
CART
Grand Am
IndyCar & Grand Am
Grand Am
NASCAR, Grand-Am, ARCA
Grand Am
NASCAR (Nationwide), ARCA
NASCAR
CART
CART
NASCAR Cup/Nationwide
IndyCar
CART
Grand Am
Grand Am
ARCA
ARCA

* Share Rolex 24 at Daytona Win (2006)
** Share Rolex 24 at Daytona Win (2007)
# Share Rolex 24 at Daytona Win (2008)
*** Share Grand-Am Wins with Scott Pruett (2004-2008)

CART

Team owner Chip Ganassi and new sponsor Target began their partnership in 1990 with the creation of a one-car IndyCar team. Ganassi became the first owner to lead his team to four consecutive championships with Jimmy Vasser (1996), Alex Zanardi (1997-98) and then with rookie driver Juan Montoya's championship in 1999.
CART Statistics

IRL IndyCar Series

In 2003, following a switch from the CART Series to the Indy Racing League, Ganassi and Team Target driver Scott Dixon proved they could meet the challenge of a new series and new competition by capturing the IndyCar Series Championship with three wins and five poles.
IRL Statistics

Grand Am Rolex Sports Car Series

Founded in 2004, TELMEX Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates fields the No.01 Daytona Prototype in the Rolex Sports Car Series for Scott Pruett and Memo Rojas. The team burst onto the sports car scene in 2004 winning the Daytona Prototype Team and Driver Championships, and has since won back-to-back Rolex 24 At Daytonas from 2006-2007. CGRFS and Scott Pruett continue to rewrite the Rolex record books as the winningest team and driver in series history.
Grand American Statistics

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series

In 2001, Chip Ganassi Racing partnered with Felix Sabates to campaign a full season with the #41 Target Dodge. Now in its eight season in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates features a three-car Cup stable including the #40 Dodge, #41 Target Dodge and #42 Texaco/Havoline /Wrigley's Dodge Chargers.
NASCAR Cup Statistics

NASCAR Nationwide Series

Created in 2004, the CGRFS Nationwide Series program claimed its first victory in just six starts, and then went full time in 2005 with then-rookie Reed Sorenson to add two more victories to its running tally. The 2007 season added two more wins to the program, which continues to play a crucial role in the overall education of the race team—from driver to pit crew members—it all begins here.
NASCAR Nationwide Statistics

ARCA RE/MAX Series

The ARCA RE/MAX Series is a non-NASCAR sanctioned series, but serves as an additional platform for NASCAR teams to develop young talent and hone the skills of their full-time drivers. Since it made its first official run in 2003, the CGRFS ARCA program has recorded six wins and continues to provide an excellent training ground for the driver development program.
ARCA Statistics