1999 Indy Racing League Season - Calendar

Calendar

Race No Track State Date Laps Distance Time Speed Winner Pole Position Most Leading Laps Fastest Race Lap
1 Walt Disney World Speedway Florida January 24, 1999 200 1.6093=321.86 km 1'41:14.800 190.738 km/h Eddie Cheever Scott Sharp Scott Sharp Scott Sharp
2 Phoenix International Raceway Arizona March 28, 1999 200 1.6093=321.86 km 1'56:40.052 165.527 km/h Scott Goodyear Greg Ray Scott Goodyear Scott Goodyear
Lowe's Motor Speedway North Carolina May 1, 1999 79 1.6093=190.702 km race abandoned 105 laps to be official Leader when abandoned: Greg Ray Greg Ray Greg Ray N/A
3 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indiana May 30, 1999 200 4.02325=804.65 km 3'15:51.182 245.506 km/h Kenny Bräck Arie Luyendyk Kenny Bräck Greg Ray
4 Texas Motor Speedway Texas June 12, 1999 208 2.41395=502.1016 km 2'00:06.816 250.813 km/h Scott Goodyear Mark Dismore Greg Ray Sam Schmidt
5 Pikes Peak International Raceway Colorado June 27, 1999 200 1.6093=321.86 km 1'29:28.676 215.825 km/h Greg Ray Greg Ray Greg Ray Mark Dismore
6 Atlanta Motor Speedway Georgia July 17, 1999 208 2.478322=515.490976 km 2'12:15.235 233.864 km/h Scott Sharp Billy Boat Scott Goodyear Jaques Lazier
7 Dover International Speedway Delaware August 1, 1999 200 1.6093=321.86 km 1'45:01.503 183.876 km/h Greg Ray Mark Dismore Mark Dismore Mark Dismore
8 Pikes Peak International Raceway Colorado August 29, 1999 200 1.6093=321.86 km 1'28:35.633 217.979 km/h Greg Ray Greg Ray Greg Ray Buddy Lazier
9 Las Vegas Motor Speedway Nevada September 26, 1999 208 2.41395=502.1016 km 2'29:50.204 201.059 km/h Sam Schmidt Sam Schmidt Kenny Bräck Tyce Carlson
10 Texas Motor Speedway Texas October 17, 1999 208 2.41395=502.1016 km 2'14:15.722 224.383 km/h Mark Dismore Greg Ray Scott Goodyear Scott Goodyear

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