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2004 IndyCar Series

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Sports season

2004 IndyCar season
IndyCar Series
Season
Races16
Start dateFebruary 29
End dateOctober 17
Awards
Drivers' championBrazilTony Kanaan
Manufacturers' CupJapanHonda
Rookie of the YearJapanKosuke Matsuura
Indianapolis 500 winnerUnited StatesBuddy Rice
← 2003
2005 →
Tony Kanaan (left) won his first Drivers' Championship whileDan Wheldon (right) finished second in the championship.

The2004 IRL IndyCar Series was dominated by two teams,Andretti Green Racing andRahal Letterman Racing. While there was great parity in 2003 between Honda and Toyota powered teams, in 2004 Honda began to outshine Toyota bringing their teamsPenske Racing andChip Ganassi Racing down with it, leavingScott Dixon winless and in 10th place in his attempt to defend his 2003 championship.

Season championTony Kanaan set a record by completing all 3,305 possible laps, the first IndyCar driver in modern history to do so.

This season was the last to feature an all oval tracks schedule, which was part of the concept that led to the creation of theIndy Racing League. By 2005, road and street courses started to appear in the schedule by a mainstream scheduling method, and by 2015, there were more races run on road/street courses than on oval tracks.

Changes for 2004

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  • The engine displacement for allIndyCar Series cars was reduced from 3.5 litres (214 cubic inches) to 3.0 litres (183 cubic inches) starting from the2004 Indianapolis 500 in an effort to reduce speeds and ensure safer and exciting racing. The 3.5 litres (214 cubic inches) engine displacement was used at the first three races of the season but a 3-inch by 12-inch slot was cut into the airbox and engine cover, behind the driver's head. The slot decreased positive airflow to the engine, reducing horsepower as well as reducing overall speeds.[1]

Confirmed entries

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TeamChassisEngineNo.DriversRounds
A. J. Foyt EnterprisesDallaraToyota14United StatesA. J. Foyt IVAll
G-Force41United StatesLarry Foyt(R)4
Access MotorsportsG-ForceHonda13United StatesGreg Ray1–6
United KingdomMark Taylor(R)8–16
Aguri-Fernández RacingG-ForceHonda5MexicoAdrián Fernández2–16
55JapanKosuke Matsuura(R)All
Andretti Green RacingDallaraHonda7United StatesBryan HertaAll
11BrazilTony KanaanAll
26United KingdomDan WheldonAll
27United KingdomDario FranchittiAll
CURB/Agajanian/Beck MotorsportsDallaraChevrolet98United StatesP. J. Jones4
Dreyer & Reinbold RacingDallaraChevrolet24United StatesRobbie Buhl1–3
BrazilFelipe Giaffone4–16
Hemelgarn RacingDallaraChevrolet91United StatesBuddy Lazier4
Kelley RacingDallaraToyota8United StatesScott SharpAll
39United StatesSarah Fisher4
MarlboroTeam PenskeDallaraToyota3BrazilHélio CastronevesAll
6United StatesSam Hornish Jr.All
Newman/Haas RacingG-ForceHonda36BrazilBruno Junqueira4
Panther RacingDallaraChevrolet2United KingdomMark Taylor(R)1–6
United StatesTownsend Bell7–16
4South AfricaTomas ScheckterAll
Patrick RacingDallaraChevrolet20United StatesAl Unser Jr.4–6
United StatesJeff Simmons(R)7
United StatesJaques Lazier8–14
Czech RepublicTomáš Enge(R)15–16
PDM RacingDallaraChevrolet18United StatesRobby McGehee4
Pioneer Mo Nunn RacingDallaraToyota12JapanToranosuke TakagiAll
21United StatesJeff Simmons(R)4
Rahal Letterman RacingG-ForceHonda15United StatesBuddy RiceAll
16United StatesRoger Yasukawa3–4
17BrazilVítor Meira3–16
Red Bull Cheever RacingDallaraChevrolet51United StatesAlex BarronAll
52United StatesEd Carpenter(R)All
Robby Gordon MotorsportsDallaraChevrolet70United StatesRobby Gordon4
United StatesJaques Lazier[N 1]
Roth RacingDallaraToyota25CanadaMarty Roth(R)4
Sam Schmidt MotorsportsG-ForceToyota33United StatesRichie Hearn4
Target Chip Ganassi RacingG-ForceToyota1New ZealandScott DixonAll
10United KingdomDarren Manning1–15

Schedule

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RndDateRace NameTrackCity
1February 29Toyota Indy 300Homestead-Miami SpeedwayHomestead, Florida
2March 21Copper World Indy 200Phoenix International RacewayPhoenix, Arizona
3April 17Indy Japan 300Twin Ring MotegiMotegi,Japan
4May 3088th Indianapolis 500Indianapolis Motor SpeedwaySpeedway, Indiana
5June 12Bombardier 500Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worth, Texas
6June 26SunTrust Indy ChallengeRichmond International RacewayRichmond, Virginia
7July 4Argent Mortgage 300Kansas SpeedwayKansas City, Kansas
8July 17Firestone Indy 200Nashville SuperspeedwayLebanon, Tennessee
9July 25Menards A. J. Foyt 225The Milwaukee MileWest Allis, Wisconsin
10August 1Michigan Indy 400Michigan International SpeedwayBrooklyn, Michigan
11August 15Belterra Casino Indy 300Kentucky SpeedwaySparta, Kentucky
12August 22Honda Indy 225Pikes Peak International RacewayFountain, Colorado
13August 29Firestone Indy 225Nazareth SpeedwayNazareth, Pennsylvania
14September 12Delphi Indy 300Chicagoland SpeedwayJoliet, Illinois
15October 3Toyota Indy 400California SpeedwayFontana, California
16October 17Chevy 500Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worth, Texas
Source:[2]

Results

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Rd.RacePole positionFastest lapMost laps ledRace winner
DriverTeamChassisEngine
1HomesteadUnited StatesBuddy RiceUnited StatesSam Hornish Jr.BrazilHélio CastronevesUnited StatesSam Hornish Jr.Team PenskeDallaraToyota
2PhoenixUnited KingdomDan WheldonUnited KingdomDarren ManningBrazilTony KanaanBrazilTony KanaanAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
3MotegiUnited KingdomDan WheldonUnited KingdomDan WheldonUnited KingdomDan WheldonUnited KingdomDan WheldonAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
4IndianapolisUnited StatesBuddy RiceBrazilVítor MeiraUnited StatesBuddy RiceUnited StatesBuddy RiceRahal Letterman RacingG-ForceHonda
5Texas 1United KingdomDario FranchittiBrazilVítor MeiraBrazilTony KanaanBrazilTony KanaanAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
6RichmondBrazilHélio CastronevesUnited StatesSam Hornish Jr.United KingdomDario FranchittiUnited KingdomDan WheldonAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
7KansasUnited StatesBuddy RiceSouth AfricaTomas ScheckterUnited StatesBuddy RiceUnited StatesBuddy RiceRahal Letterman RacingG-ForceHonda
8NashvilleUnited StatesBuddy RiceBrazilVítor MeiraBrazilVítor MeiraBrazilTony KanaanAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
9MilwaukeeBrazilVítor MeiraUnited KingdomDario FranchittiUnited KingdomDario FranchittiUnited KingdomDario FranchittiAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
10MichiganBrazilTony KanaanUnited KingdomDarren ManningBrazilTony KanaanUnited StatesBuddy RiceRahal Letterman RacingG-ForceHonda
11KentuckyUnited StatesBuddy RiceBrazilVítor MeiraBrazilTony KanaanMexicoAdrián FernándezFernández RacingG-ForceHonda
12Pikes PeakBrazilTony KanaanUnited KingdomDan WheldonUnited KingdomDario FranchittiUnited KingdomDario FranchittiAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
13NazarethBrazilHélio CastronevesUnited StatesSam Hornish Jr.BrazilHélio CastronevesUnited KingdomDan WheldonAndretti Green RacingDallaraHonda
14ChicagolandBrazilHélio CastronevesBrazilVítor MeiraMexicoAdrián FernándezMexicoAdrián FernándezFernández RacingG-ForceHonda
15FontanaBrazilHélio CastronevesBrazilVítor MeiraBrazilHélio CastronevesMexicoAdrián FernándezFernández RacingG-ForceHonda
16Texas 2BrazilHélio CastronevesUnited StatesBryan HertaBrazilHélio CastronevesBrazilHélio CastronevesTeam PenskeDallaraToyota

BOLD indicates Superspeedways.Note: All races ran on Ovals/Speedways.

Season report

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Toyota Indy 300

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This race was held atHomestead-Miami Speedway on February 29.Buddy Rice won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  2. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 12-Tora Takagi
  5. 4-Tomas Scheckter
  6. 10-Darren Manning
  7. 15-Buddy Rice
  8. 11-Tony Kanaan
  9. 8-Scott Sharp
  10. 24-Robbie Buhl

Copper World Indy 200

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This race was held atPhoenix International Raceway on March 21.Dan Wheldon won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 11-Tony Kanaan
  2. 1-Scott Dixon
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 51-Alex Barron
  5. 10-Darren Manning
  6. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  7. 7-Bryan Herta
  8. 12-Tora Takagi
  9. 15-Buddy Rice
  10. 13-Greg Ray

Indy Japan 300

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This race was held atTwin Ring Motegi on April 17. This was Honda's first win in the annual oval race held at their own track.Dan Wheldon won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 26-Dan Wheldon
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  4. 10-Darren Manning
  5. 1-Scott Dixon
  6. 15-Buddy Rice
  7. 27-Dario Franchitti
  8. 55-Kosuke Matsuura
  9. 8-Scott Sharp
  10. 12-Tora Takagi

88th Indianapolis 500

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The 88th Indianapolis 500-mile (800 km) race was held atIndianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30.Buddy Rice sat on pole. The race was shortened to 180 laps (450 miles) due to rain.

Top ten results

  1. 15-Buddy Rice
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 7-Bryan Herta
  5. 36-Bruno Junqueira
  6. 17-Vítor Meira
  7. 5-Adrián Fernández
  8. 1-Scott Dixon
  9. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  10. 16-Roger Yasukawa

Bombardier 500

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This race was held atTexas Motor Speedway on June 12.Dario Franchitti won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 11-Tony Kanaan
  2. 27-Dario Franchitti
  3. 51-Alex Barron
  4. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  5. 5-Adrián Fernández
  6. 17-Vítor Meira
  7. 13-Greg Ray
  8. 10-Darren Manning
  9. 24-Felipe Giaffone
  10. 12-Tora Takagi

SunTrust Indy Challenge

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This race was held atRichmond International Raceway on June 26.Hélio Castroneves won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 26-Dan Wheldon
  2. 17-Vítor Meira
  3. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  4. 7-Bryan Herta
  5. 11-Tony Kanaan
  6. 15-Buddy Rice
  7. 5-Adrián Fernández
  8. 1-Scott Dixon
  9. 8-Scott Sharp
  10. 24-Felipe Giaffone

Argent Mortgage 300

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This race was held atKansas Speedway on July 4.Buddy Rice won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 15-Buddy Rice
  2. 17-Vítor Meira
  3. 11-Tony Kanaan
  4. 27-Dario Franchitti
  5. 7-Bryan Herta
  6. 5-Adrián Fernández
  7. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  8. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  9. 26-Dan Wheldon
  10. 51-Alex Barron

Firestone Indy 200

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This race was held atNashville Superspeedway on July 17.Buddy Rice won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 11-Tony Kanaan
  2. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  3. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  4. 10-Darren Manning
  5. 2-Townsend Bell
  6. 15-Buddy Rice
  7. 13-Mark Taylor
  8. 1-Scott Dixon
  9. 55-Kosuke Matsuura
  10. 5-Adrián Fernández

Menards A. J. Foyt 225

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This race was held at theMilwaukee Mile on July 25.Vítor Meira won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 27-Dario Franchitti
  2. 15-Buddy Rice
  3. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  4. 11-Tony Kanaan
  5. 17-Vítor Meira
  6. 2-Townsend Bell
  7. 51-Alex Barron
  8. 5-Adrián Fernández
  9. 7-Bryan Herta
  10. 55-Kosuke Matsuura

Michigan Indy 400

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This race was held atMichigan International Speedway on August 1.Tony Kanaan won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 15-Buddy Rice
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  5. 17-Vítor Meira
  6. 7-Bryan Herta
  7. 1-Scott Dixon
  8. 2-Townsend Bell
  9. 8-Scott Sharp
  10. 3-Hélio Castroneves

Belterra Casino Indy 300

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This race was held atKentucky Speedway on August 15.Buddy Rice won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 5-Adrián Fernández
  2. 15-Buddy Rice
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 55-Kosuke Matsuura
  5. 11-Tony Kanaan
  6. 27-Dario Franchitti
  7. 17-Vítor Meira
  8. 52-Ed Carpenter
  9. 7-Bryan Herta
  10. 10-Darren Manning

Honda Indy 225

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This race was held atPikes Peak International Raceway on August 22.Tony Kanaan won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 27-Dario Franchitti
  2. 5-Adrián Fernández
  3. 6-Dan Wheldon
  4. 10-Darren Manning
  5. 11-Tony Kanaan
  6. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  7. 17-Vítor Meira
  8. 20-Jaques Lazier
  9. 7-Bryan Herta
  10. 51-Alex Barron

Firestone Indy 225

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This race was held atNazareth Speedway on August 29.Hélio Castroneves won the pole. The race was heralded as the series' 100th event. This was also the finalIndyCar race at the track which closed down following this race.

Top ten results

  1. 26-Dan Wheldon
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 27-Dario Franchitti
  4. 15-Buddy Rice
  5. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  6. 10-Darren Manning
  7. 5-Adrián Fernández
  8. 7-Bryan Herta
  9. 1-Scott Dixon
  10. 17-Vítor Meira

Delphi Indy 300

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This race was held atChicagoland Speedway on September 12.Hélio Castroneves won the pole. This race was memorable due to a scary crash involving Buddy Rice with 15 laps remaining as he slid down the backstretch upside down.Adrián Fernández won the race, despite having a broken on-board pneumatic air jack. His pit crew had to use a manual jack to service his car during pit stops, losing several seconds each time.

Top ten results

  1. 5-Adrián Fernández 200 laps in 2:09:31.3301
  2. 7-Bryan Herta +0.0716
  3. 11-Tony Kanaan +0.1239
  4. 26-Dan Wheldon +0.2464
  5. 17-Vítor Meira +0.4873
  6. 6-Sam Hornish Jr. +0.5402
  7. 1-Scott Dixon +0.6109
  8. 24-Felipe Giaffone +1.1137
  9. 8-Scott Sharp +1.1878
  10. 3-Hélio Castroneves +1.2595

Toyota Indy 400

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This race was held atCalifornia Speedway on October 3.Hélio Castroneves won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 5-Adrián Fernández
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 6-Sam Hornish Jr.
  5. 15-Buddy Rice
  6. 27-Dario Franchitti
  7. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  8. 1-Scott Dixon
  9. 2-Townsend Bell
  10. 13-Mark Taylor

This was Adrián Fernández's finalIndyCar victory.

By finishing in 2nd, Tony Kannan clinched the championship with 1 race remaining.

Chevy 500

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This race was held atTexas Motor Speedway on October 17.Hélio Castroneves won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 3-Hélio Castroneves
  2. 11-Tony Kanaan
  3. 26-Dan Wheldon
  4. 17-Vítor Meira
  5. 5-Adrián Fernández
  6. 1-Scott Dixon
  7. 13-Mark Taylor
  8. 8-Scott Sharp
  9. 2-Townsend Bell
  10. 14-A. J. Foyt IV

Points standings

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Further information:List of American Championship car racing point scoring systems
PosDriverHOMPHXMOTINDYTMS1RICKANNSSMILMISKENPPRNAZCHICALTMS2Pts
1BrazilTony Kanaan81*221*53142*5*52322618
2United KingdomDan Wheldon331*3131913183331433533
3United StatesBuddy Rice7961*1561*621222414520485
4BrazilHélio Castroneves2*6391237312101265*107*1*1446
5MexicoAdrián Fernández20187576108121271*15445
6United KingdomDario Franchitti1717714212*4201*2261*320615409
7United StatesSam Hornish Jr.115192641382341418116417387
8BrazilVítor Meira17662212*5577105214376
9United StatesBryan Herta1371441945189699821716362
10New ZealandScott Dixon18258148128DNS713209786355
11United KingdomDarren Manning654258201141913104615DNS323
12United StatesAlex Barron16412123221017711111012121814310
13United StatesScott Sharp91391318920141591715199118282
14JapanKosuke Matsuura RY 11118111614189101741321211319280
15JapanTora Takagi481019101921112020201917131412263
16United StatesEd Carpenter R 1219223121161422111481120111221245
17United KingdomMark Taylor R 1912163017187142119142217107232
18United StatesA. J. Foyt IV15141533221113161615182115161910232
19South AfricaTomas Scheckter5161318201715192119221713191518230
20BrazilFelipe Giaffone159101615131616161682011214
21United StatesTownsend Bell175682112182299193
22United StatesJaques LazierRL22117181581418104
23United StatesGreg Ray1410202771599
24United StatesRobbie Buhl10182144
25United StatesAl Unser Jr.17112144
26United StatesRoger Yasukawa111039
27Czech RepublicTomáš Enge R 161331
28BrazilBruno Junqueira530
29United StatesJeff Simmons R 161926
30United StatesRichie Hearn2012
31United StatesSarah Fisher2112
32United StatesRobby McGehee2212
33United StatesBuddy Lazier2312
34CanadaMarty Roth R 2412
35United StatesP. J. Jones2810
36United StatesRobby Gordon29210
37United StatesLarry Foyt R 3210
PosDriverHOMPHXMOTINDYTMS1RICKANNSSMILMISKENPPRNAZCHICALTMS2Pts
ColorResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
Green4th & 5th place
Light Blue6th–10th place
Dark BlueFinished
(Outside Top 10)
PurpleDid not finish
(Ret)
RedDid not qualify
(DNQ)
BrownWithdrawn
(Wth)
BlackDisqualified
(DSQ)
WhiteDid not start
(DNS)
BlankDid not
participate
(DNP)
Not competing
In-line notation
BoldPole position
ItalicsRan fastest race lap
*Led most race laps
(3 points)
DNSAny driver who qualifies
but does not start (DNS),
earns all the points
had they taken part.
 RY  Rookie of the Year
 R  Rookie
  • Ties in points broken by number of wins, followed by number of 2nds, 3rds, etc., and then by number of pole positions, followed by number of times qualified 2nd, etc.

Notes:

See also

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References

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  1. ^"IRL: IndyCar engines reduced to 3.0 Liters for 2004".Motorsport.com. December 17, 2003. Archived fromthe original on September 21, 2014. RetrievedDecember 17, 2003.
  2. ^"Tour dates".IndyCar Series 2004 Season Preview: 7. January 2004. RetrievedJuly 30, 2021 – via Internet Archive.

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