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2000 Indy Racing League season
Indy Racing Northern Light Series
2000 Indy Racing League
Season
Races10 9
Start dateJanuary 29
End dateOctober 15
Awards
Drivers' championUnited StatesBuddy Lazier
Manufacturers' CupUnited StatesOldsmobile
Rookie of the YearBrazilAirton Daré
Indianapolis 500 winnerColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya
← 1999
2001 →
Buddy Lazier (left) won his first and only Drivers' Championship whileScott Goodyear (right) finished second in the championship.

The2000 Indy Racing Northern Light Series was the fifth season of theIndy Racing League. The season consisted of nine races, all on oval circuits. The showcase event of the season was the84th running of theIndianapolis 500.

The season saw a high level of parity, as only one driver, championBuddy Lazier, won more than a single race. It also saw the beginning of the jump fromCART asAl Unser Jr. moved to the series full-time andChip Ganassi Racing came over to run the Indianapolis 500, which it won with driverJuan Pablo Montoya. It was also the final season for theRiley & Scott chassis, which also saw its first series win in 2000.

A planned race atCleveland – which would have been the Indy Racing League's first road course event – was cancelled on September 9, 1999, and reverted to a CART event.

Confirmed entries

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The 5 year tire war between Goodyear and Firestone in both CART and the IRL ended after Goodyear left both series as a tire supplier in 1999. This meant from this season onward all teams used Firestone tires.

ChassisEngineNo.DriversRounds
United StatesTeam MenardDallaraOldsmobile1United StatesGreg RayAll
32United StatesRobby Gordon4
United StatesGalles RacingG-ForceOldsmobile3United StatesAl Unser Jr.All
United StatesPanther RacingDallaraOldsmobile4CanadaScott GoodyearAll
United StatesTreadway RacingG-ForceOldsmobile5United StatesRobby McGeheeAll
50United StatesJason Leffler R 4
553
BrazilRaul Boesel4
JapanShigeaki Hattori R 5–9
United StatesTri Star MotorsportsDallaraOldsmobile6United StatesJeret Schroeder R All
9United StatesRobby Unser1
21United StatesDr. Jack Miller3–4
BrazilZak Morioka R 9
United StatesDick Simon RacingG-ForceOldsmobile7FranceStéphan GrégoireAll
90United StatesLyn St. James4
United StatesKelley RacingDallaraOldsmobile8United StatesScott SharpAll
28United StatesMark DismoreAll
United StatesTarget Chip Ganassi RacingG-ForceOldsmobile9ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya R 4
10United StatesJimmy Vasser4
United StatesA. J. Foyt EnterprisesG-ForceOldsmobile11ChileEliseo SalazarAll
14United StatesJeff WardAll
41United StatesBilly Boat4
United StatesBradley MotorsportsDallaraOldsmobile12United StatesBuzz CalkinsAll
United StatesWalker RacingRiley & ScottOldsmobile15United StatesSarah Fisher R 2–3
Dallara4–9
United StatesTeam XtremeG-ForceOldsmobile16United StatesJohn Hollansworth Jr.1
United StatesDavey Hamilton2–8
United StatesJaques Lazier9
88BrazilAirton Daré R All
United StatesNienhouse MotorsportsG-ForceOldsmobile17SwedenNiclas Jönsson R 2
United StatesScott Harrington3–4
United StatesPDM RacingDallaraOldsmobile18United StatesSam Hornish Jr. R 1–6, 8–9
United StatesLogan RacingDallaraOldsmobile19United StatesBilly Roe5–6
United StatesStevie Reeves R 7–9
United StatesHubbard-Immke RacingDallaraOldsmobile20United StatesTyce Carlson1–3, 5–9
ColombiaRoberto Guerrero4
United StatesIndy Regency RacingG-ForceOldsmobile22United StatesJohnny Unser4
United StatesDreyer & Reinbold RacingG-ForceInfiniti23United StatesSteve Knapp4
24United StatesRobbie Buhl1–3
Oldsmobile4–9
United StatesBlueprint RacingG-ForceOldsmobile27SwedenNiclas Jönsson R 1
United StatesJimmy Kite2–9
United StatesByrd-McCormack RacingRiley & ScottOldsmobile29United StatesRobby Unser4
305–6
G-ForceUnited StatesJon Herb R 1
United StatesRonnie Johncox2–3
Riley & Scott4
United StatesJ. J. Yeley7–9
United StatesTruscelli Team RacingG-ForceOldsmobile33United StatesJaques Lazier1, 3–6
United StatesBobby Regester R 2
United StatesTeam Coulson RacingG-ForceOldsmobile40United StatesDavy Jones4
ColombiaRoberto Guerrero8
CanadaMid America MotorsportsDallaraOldsmobile43CanadaDoug Didero R 1–6
United StatesScott Harrington7
United StatesJaques Lazier8
United StatesDavey Hamilton9
United StatesSinden RacingDallaraOldsmobile44United StatesDavey Hamilton1
United StatesFast Track Racing EnterprisesDallaraOldsmobile48United StatesAndy Hillenburg R 4
United StatesDan Drinan R 4
United StatesTeam CheeverRiley & ScottInfiniti51United StatesEddie Cheever1–2
Dallara3–9
52United StatesRoss Cheever4
United StatesPagan RacingDallaraOldsmobile75United StatesRichie Hearn4
United StatesTeam PelfreyDallaraOldsmobile81United StatesBilly Boat1–3, 5–9
82United StatesMemo Gidley4
United StatesHemelgarn RacingRiley & ScottOldsmobile91United StatesBuddy Lazier1–3
Dallara4–9
92United StatesStan Wattles4
United StatesCahill RacingDallaraOldsmobile98United StatesDonnie BeechlerAll

Schedule

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RndDateRace NameTrackCity
1January 29Delphi Indy 200Walt Disney World SpeedwayBay Lake, Florida
2March 19MCI WorldCom Indy 200Phoenix International RacewayPhoenix, Arizona
3April 22Vegas Indy 300Las Vegas Motor SpeedwayLas Vegas, Nevada
4May 2884th Indianapolis 500Indianapolis Motor SpeedwaySpeedway, Indiana
5June 11Casino Magic 500Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worth, Texas
6June 18Radisson 200Pikes Peak International RacewayFountain, Colorado
7July 15Midas 500 ClassicAtlanta Motor SpeedwayHampton, Georgia
8August 27Belterra Resort Indy 300Kentucky SpeedwaySparta, Kentucky
9October 15Excite 500Texas Motor SpeedwayFort Worth, Texas
Sources:[1][2]

Results

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Rd.RacePole positionFastest lapMost laps ledRace winner
DriverTeamChassisEngine
1Walt Disney WorldUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesMark DismoreUnited StatesRobbie BuhlUnited StatesRobbie BuhlDreyer & Reinbold RacingG-ForceOldsmobile
2PhoenixUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesTyce CarlsonUnited StatesScott SharpUnited StatesBuddy LazierHemelgarn RacingRiley & ScottOldsmobile
3Las VegasUnited StatesMark DismoreUnited StatesMark DismoreUnited StatesMark DismoreUnited StatesAl Unser Jr.Galles RacingG-ForceOldsmobile
4IndianapolisUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesBuddy LazierColombiaJuan Pablo MontoyaColombiaJuan Pablo MontoyaChip Ganassi RacingG-ForceOldsmobile
5Texas 1United StatesBuddy LazierUnited StatesEddie CheeverUnited StatesAl Unser Jr.United StatesScott SharpKelley RacingDallaraOldsmobile
6Pikes PeakUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesBuzz CalkinsUnited StatesScott SharpUnited StatesEddie CheeverTeam CheeverDallaraInfiniti
7AtlantaUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesDonnie BeechlerUnited StatesGreg RayUnited StatesGreg RayTeam MenardDallaraOldsmobile
8KentuckyCanadaScott GoodyearUnited StatesBuddy LazierCanadaScott GoodyearUnited StatesBuddy LazierHemelgarn RacingDallaraOldsmobile
9Texas 2United StatesGreg RayUnited StatesJaques LazierUnited StatesAl Unser Jr.CanadaScott GoodyearPanther RacingDallaraOldsmobile

Note: All races running on Oval/Speedway.

Race summaries

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Delphi Indy 200

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The final Delphi Indy 200 race was held January 29 atWalt Disney World Speedway.Greg Ray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 24-Robbie Buhl
  2. 91-Buddy Lazier
  3. 51-Eddie Cheever
  4. 4-Scott Goodyear
  5. 11-Eliseo Salazar
  6. 98-Donnie Beechler
  7. 14-Jeff Ward
  8. 12-Buzz Calkins
  9. 81-Billy Boat
  10. 55-Robby McGehee

MCI WorldCom Indy 200

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This race was held March 19 atPhoenix International Raceway.Greg Ray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 91-Buddy Lazier
  2. 4-Scott Goodyear
  3. 98-Donnie Beechler
  4. 11-Eliseo Salazar
  5. 8-Scott Sharp
  6. 81-Billy Boat
  7. 24-Robbie Buhl
  8. 7-Stephan Gregoire
  9. 3-Al Unser Jr.
  10. 51-Eddie Cheever
  • This was the first victory for the Riley & Scott chassis

Vegas Indy 300

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This race was held April 22 atLas Vegas Motor Speedway.Mark Dismore won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 3-Al Unser Jr.
  2. 28-Mark Dismore
  3. 18-Sam Hornish Jr. R 
  4. 6-Jeret Schroeder R 
  5. 24-Robbie Buhl
  6. 5-Robby McGehee
  7. 81-Billy Boat
  8. 20-Tyce Carlson
  9. 1-Greg Ray
  10. 33-Jaques Lazier
  • This wasAl Unser Jr.'s 1st victory since the 1995 CART Molson Indy Vancouver and his 1st IRL victory.

84th Indianapolis 500

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The Indy 500 was held May 28 atIndianapolis Motor Speedway.Greg Ray sat on pole.

Top ten results

  1. 9-Juan Pablo Montoya R 
  2. 91-Buddy Lazier
  3. 11-Eliseo Salazar
  4. 14-Jeff Ward
  5. 51-Eddie Cheever
  6. 32-Robby Gordon
  7. 10-Jimmy Vasser
  8. 7-Stephan Gregoire
  9. 4-Scott Goodyear
  10. 8-Scott Sharp

Casino Magic 500

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This race was held June 11 atTexas Motor Speedway. Qualifying was rained out andBuddy Lazier was on the pole based on points standings.

Top ten results

  1. 8-Scott Sharp
  2. 5-Robby McGehee
  3. 3-Al Unser Jr.
  4. 12-Buzz Calkins
  5. 4-Scott Goodyear
  6. 28-Mark Dismore
  7. 91-Buddy Lazier
  8. 55-Shigeaki Hattori R 
  9. 51-Eddie Cheever
  10. 88-Airton Daré R 

Radisson 200

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This race was held June 18 atPikes Peak International Raceway.Greg Ray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 51-Eddie Cheever
  2. 88-Airton Daré R 
  3. 8-Scott Sharp
  4. 28-Mark Dismore
  5. 98-Donnie Beechler
  6. 11-Eliseo Salazar
  7. 6-Jeret Schroeder R 
  8. 7-Stephan Gregoire
  9. 33-Jaques Lazier
  10. 3-Al Unser Jr.
  • This was theInfiniti engine's 1st victory.
  • This was Cheevers penultimate IndyCar victory.

Midas 500 Classic

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This race was held July 15 atAtlanta Motor Speedway.Greg Ray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 1-Greg Ray
  2. 91-Buddy Lazier
  3. 3-Al Unser Jr.
  4. 5-Robby McGehee
  5. 98-Donnie Beechler
  6. 24-Robbie Buhl
  7. 7-Stephan Gregoire
  8. 81-Billy Boat
  9. 55-Shigeaki Hattori R 
  10. 11-Eliseo Salazar

Belterra Resort Indy 300

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The inauguralIndy Racing League event was held August 27 atKentucky Speedway.Scott Goodyear won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 91-Buddy Lazier
  2. 4-Scott Goodyear
  3. 15-Sarah Fisher R 
  4. 51-Eddie Cheever
  5. 7-Stephan Gregoire
  6. 14-Jeff Ward
  7. 1-Greg Ray
  8. 55-Shigeaki Hattori R 
  9. 18-Sam Hornish Jr. R 
  10. 98-Donnie Beechler
  • This wasRoberto Guerrero's final IndyCar race he qualified for. He would blow an engine after completing 48 laps and would finish 23rd.
  • Sarah Fisher becomes the first woman to lead laps and finish on the Podium in an IRL race.

Excite 500

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This race was held October 15 atTexas Motor Speedway.Greg Ray won the pole.

Top ten results

  1. 4-Scott Goodyear
  2. 51-Eddie Cheever
  3. 81-Billy Boat
  4. 91-Buddy Lazier
  5. 11-Eliseo Salazar
  6. 98-Donnie Beechler
  7. 55-Shigeaki Hattori R 
  8. 14-Jeff Ward
  9. 12-Buzz Calkins
  10. 16-Jaques Lazier

Points standings

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Further information:List of American Championship car racing point scoring systems
PosDriverWDW
PHX
LVS
INDY
TMS1
PPR
ATL
KEN
TMS2
Pts
1United StatesBuddy Lazier21222726214290
2CanadaScott Goodyear42129516112*1272
3United StatesEddie Cheever310115912142257
4ChileEliseo Salazar5418317610255210
5United StatesMark Dismore16162*1164181114202
6United StatesDonnie Beechler6326122255106202
7United StatesScott Sharp155*271013*162413196
8United StatesRobbie Buhl1*7526182361318190
9United StatesAl Unser Jr.2591293*1032717*188
10United StatesBilly Boat9671523188183181
11United StatesJeff Ward71121419151968176
12United StatesRobby McGehee102462121341424174
13United StatesGreg Ray171993315201*726172
14FranceStéphan Grégoire1882881187520171
15United StatesBuzz Calkins823251841223129145
16BrazilAirton Daré RY 11221425102251912142
17United StatesJeret Schroeder R 1912414217242616136
18United StatesSarah Fisher R 131731122514311124
19United StatesTyce Carlson13158Wth1311132223124
20United StatesJaques Lazier2310131492010112
21United StatesSam Hornish Jr. R 20173242019927110
22JapanShigeaki Hattori R 817987109
23United StatesDavey Hamilton26182020241415161998
24United StatesJimmy Kite261630162412172179
25ColombiaJuan Pablo Montoya1*54
26CanadaDoug Didero R 142519DNQ272243
27United StatesRonnie Johncox1413Wth33
28United StatesJ. J. Yeley17152533
29United StatesRobby Gordon628
30United StatesJason Leffler R 151728
31SwedenNiclas Jönsson R 122127
32United StatesJimmy Vasser726
33United StatesStevie Reeves R 22212225
34United StatesRobby Unser24DNQ262119
35United StatesScott Harrington23DNQ2017
36BrazilZak Morioka R 1515
37BrazilRaul Boesel1614
38United StatesSteve Knapp1911
39United StatesBobby Regester R 2010
40United StatesJohn Hollansworth Jr.219
41United StatesJon Herb R 228
42United StatesJohnny Unser228
43United StatesStan Wattles237
44ColombiaRoberto GuerreroDNQ237
45United StatesDr. Jack Miller24DNQ6
46United StatesBilly Roe255
47United StatesRichie Hearn273
48United StatesAndy Hillenburg R 282
49United StatesLyn St. James321
United StatesDan DrinanDNQ0
United StatesMemo GidleyDNQ0
United StatesDavy JonesDNQ0
United StatesRoss CheeverWth0
JapanHideshi MatsudaWth0
PosDriverWDW
PHX
LVS
INDY
TMS1
PPR
ATL
KEN
TMS2
Pts
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
(2 points)
ItalicsRan fastest race lap
*Led most race laps
(1 point)
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.

Additional points were awarded to the pole winner (3 points), the second best qualifier (2 points), the third best qualifier (1 point) and to the driver leading the most laps (2 point).

See also

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References

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  1. ^"NTT IndyCar Series Calendar 2000". Motorsport Stats. RetrievedNovember 17, 2023.
  2. ^"2000 Schedule".Indy Racing League. Archived fromthe original on June 21, 2000. RetrievedNovember 17, 2023.
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