Drivers Who Have Driven For Vision Racing
- John Andretti (2008) (Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Townsend Bell (2006) (IndyCar Series)
- Nick Bussell (2005) (Indy Lights)
- Ed Carpenter (2005–2009) (IndyCar Series, Indy Lights, and Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- James Davison (2009) (Indy Lights)
- Jay Drake (2005) (Indy Lights)
- A. J. Foyt IV (2007–2008) (IndyCar Series and Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Tony George (2007–2008) (Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Phil Giebler (2005) (Indy Lights)
- Stephan Gregoire (2007) (Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Davey Hamilton (2007, 2008) (IndyCar Series; Indy 500 only)
- Ryan Hunter-Reay (2009) (IndyCar Series)
- Vitor Meira (2008) (Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Tomas Scheckter (2006–2007) (IndyCar Series and Grand-Am Sports Car Series)
- Paul Tracy (2008) (IndyCar Series; Rexall Edmonton Indy only)
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