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August 11, 2008 at 2:58 pm
You might want to get the facts right for your story – AJ has never raced in the IRL. He was a successful driver in the Champ Car World Series… big difference. (Dario and Sam Hornish were the drivers in the IRL.)
August 11, 2008 at 4:42 pm
Yep, you’re quite right Allmendinger was Champ Car not IRL – brain fade on my part, I did know that, honest. Thanks for the correction, which I’ve added to the piece.
Dario of course was both, starting off in Champ Car before getting dragged into IRL when Team Green made the jump. He seemed reluctant, was said not to like the ovals – and then proved rather good on them. Just a shame that the switch to NASCAR has gone so poorly for him.