2006 Canary Foundation Grand Prix of San Jose - Race

Race

Pos No Driver Team Laps Time/Retired Grid Points
1 1 Sébastien Bourdais Newman/Haas Racing 97 1:38:00.168 1 34
2 10 Cristiano da Matta RuSPORT 97 +6.686 secs 4 27
3 9 Justin Wilson RuSPORT 97 +8.100 secs 12 26
4 4 Nelson Philippe CTE Racing-HVM 97 +11.059 secs 11 23
5 19 Mario Domínguez Dale Coyne Racing 97 +12.147 secs 10 21
6 5 Will Power Team Australia 97 +12.957 secs 6 19
7 7 A. J. Allmendinger Forsythe Racing 97 +13.288 secs 3 17
8 6 Oriol Servià PKV Racing 97 +15.920 secs 5 16
9 34 Charles Zwolsman Mi-Jack Conquest Racing 97 +16.458 secs 14 14
10 8 Nicky Pastorelli Rocketsports Racing 97 +21.580 secs 17 11
11 11 Jan Heylen Dale Coyne Racing 97 +25.360 secs 16 10
12 20 Katherine Legge PKV Racing 90 + 7 Laps 15 9
13 27 Andrew Ranger Mi-Jack Conquest Racing 80 Contact 8 8
14 15 Alex Tagliani Team Australia 52 Contact 13 7
15 3 Paul Tracy Forsythe Racing 51 Contact 2 0*
16 14 Dan Clarke CTE Racing-HVM 49 Gearbox 9 5
17 2 Bruno Junqueira Newman/Haas Racing 2 Contact 7 4

* Paul Tracy was penalized 7 points and fined an undisclosed amount for causing avoidable contact and bringing the sport into disrepute for his part in the accident and subsequent shoving match with Alex Tagliani. He was also placed on probation for the following 3 races (Denver, Montreal and Road America). Tagliani was also fined an undisclosed amount.

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