Illinois State Fairgrounds Racetrack - USAC Champ Car Race History

USAC Champ Car Race History

All winners were American

Season Date Winning Driver Chassis Engine
1956 August 19 Jimmy Bryan Kuzma Offy
1957 August 17 Rodger Ward Lesovsky Offy
1958 August 16 Johnny Thomson Kuzma Offy
1959 August 22 Len Sutton Kuzma Offy
1960 August 20 Jim Packard Lesovsky Offy
1961 August 21 Jim Hurtubise Kuzma Offy
1962 August 19 Jim Hurtubise Kuzma Offy
1963 August 17 Rodger Ward Watson Offy
1964 August 22 A.J. Foyt Meskowski Offy
1965 August 21 A.J. Foyt Meskowski Offy
1966 August 20 Don Branson Watson Offy
1967 August 19 A.J. Foyt Meskowski Offy
1968 August 17 Roger McCluskey Kuzma Offy
1969 August 18 Mario Andretti Kuzma Offy
1970 August 22 Al Unser King Ford
1981 August 15 George Snider Lefevre Chevrolet
1982 August 14 Bobby Olivero Watson Chevrolet
Tracks used by the United States Auto Club (USAC) National Championship (1956–1981)
Paved ovals
  • Atlanta
  • Darlington
  • Dayton
  • Daytona
  • Dover
  • Hanford
  • Indianapolis
  • Langhorne
  • Michigan
  • Milwaukee
  • Nazareth
  • Ontario
  • Phoenix
  • Pocono
  • Texas World
  • Trenton
Dirt ovals
  • Arizona Fairgrounds
  • Detroit
  • DuQuoin
  • Lakewood
  • Langhorne
  • Sacramento
  • Sedalia
  • Springfield
  • Syracuse
  • Williams Grove
Road courses
  • Brainerd
  • Castle Rock
  • IRP
  • Mont-Tremblant
  • Mosport
  • Pikes Peak
  • Riverside
  • Sears Point
  • Seattle
  • Stardust
International
  • Brands Hatch
  • Fuji
  • Monza
  • Rafaela
  • Silverstone
Tracks of the ARCA Racing Series
Current
  • Berlin
  • Daytona
  • DuQuoin
  • Elko
  • Illinois
  • Indianapolis (LOR)
  • Iowa
  • Joliet
  • Kansas
  • Madison
  • Michigan
  • Mobile
  • New Jersey
  • Pocono
  • Salem
  • Talladega
  • Toledo
  • Winchester
Former
  • Cayuga
  • Kentucky
  • Mansfield
  • Nashville
  • Palm Beach
  • Rockingham
Future
  • Road America

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