Ed Carpenter -Wikipedia

Ed carpenter Ed Carpenter
Indianapolis Motor Speedway, 2009 Indy 500, curve day
Basic information
Country of Citizenship	united states of america
date of birth	( 1981-03-03 ) March 3, 1981 (42 years old)
place of birth	Indianapolis, Indiana
Labor history in the IndyCar series
debut	2003
Affiliation	Ed Carpentent Racing
Car number	20
Past belonging	Sarah Fisher Racing Vision racing PDM racing Chiber Racing
Number of runs	114
Number of victories	first
Pole position	first
Series highest ranking	12 -bit (2009)
Past participation series
2002-2003	Indie Pro Series

Everett Edward Carpentent Jr. (EVERETTE EDWARD CARPENTER, Jr., March 3, 1981-) is a racing driver in the United States. The carpenter is the Jetchuko of the founder of the Indy Racing League, Tony George, and is currently participating in the IZOD IndyCar series from Ed Carpentent Racing.

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Carpenter, who has a glorious background with a Mijet car, will participate in the Infinity Pro Series in 2002. In addition to Cinden Racing, the series ranked third and the highest in the race. The following year, he moved to A.J. Fight Enterprises and won the most traditional Fireston Freedom 100 in the series. In the latter half of the year, he made his debut from the PDM racing to the Indy Racing League.

Indy car series [ edit ]

In 2004, Carpenter enters the IndyCar from Chiber Racing. The teammates were experienced Alex Baron, struggling to fit their pace, and was the highest in the season. In 2005, his stepfather, Tony George, established a vision racing and immediately contracts with the carpenter. However, Carpenter’s scoring was 10th and the ranking was 18th.

On March 26, 2006, the carpenter was caught in a big crash with Paul Dana in the warm -up of Toyota Indy 300. Dana died shortly due to injury. The carpenter was broken, but was discharged the next day. On April 22, he returned to the series in the twin link to the match. Watkins Glen in the 5th round was a rain race, and while other drivers were slick tires, he replaced it with rain tires and finished in sixth place.

In 2007, Vision Racing launched a third machine, but was the same as the previous year. Carpenter crashed in five of the 17 races, ranking 15th and the lowest in the vision racing. In 2008, veteran Thomas Shakers could not contract with the team, so the carpenter’s teammates were only A.J. Fight IV. At the beginning of the season, I often drove in a position where I could win, but the result was hard to leave, and the season ended with a flaming crash at Chicagoland Speedway.

Pittroad carpenter, 2009 Toronto

It started slowly in the 2009 season, and the two races in the early stages were held on the urban course, but both the carpenter sank down. In Kansas and Indy 500, which became an oval course, the top 10 were in the top 10, but at that time, his wife, Heather, was pregnant with his second child. After the match against Mil War, his wife gave birth to a child. The highlight of the year was the second podium on the Kentucky Speedway. In the race, he ran the top five times and 34 laps and battles on Ryan Brisco and side -by -side of Pensky Racing, but was left behind with a difference of .0162 seconds.

In 2011, he joined Sarah Fisher Racing and participated in nine races, including St. Petersburg. ^[first] 。 He won his first victory in the same year Kentucky Indy 300. The race was a close -up victory of 0.0098 seconds behind Dario Frankitti.

In 2012, he launched Ed Carpentent Racing and participated in the Indy Car Series as a team owner and driver. He won his first championship in the final round of the same year, Fontana, and won the pole position in the 2013 Indy 500 the following year.

He also won the pole position in the 2018 Indy 500.

American open wheel [ edit ]

Indy rights [ edit ]

Indy car series [ edit ]

^first Held on the same day

² Non -a -Toul battle

³ Las Vegas Indy 300 was canceled after a crash involving 15 of the 11th lap, which Dan Weldon died.

Indy 500 [ edit ]

External link [ edit ]

• CBS Sports
• ESPN interview
• IndyCar Driver Page

surface ・ Story ・ Edition ・ History 2022 Indy Car Series participating team and running driver
Andletti Autosports				Chip Ganassi Racing				Team Pensky				Ed Carpentent Racing
26	Colton Hata	28	Roman Grosjean	8	Marcus Ericsson	ten	Alex Palou	2	Joseph New Garden	twelfth	Will Power	20	Connor Daily
27	Alexander Rossi	29	Deblin Deflan Chesco	9	Scott Dixon	48	Jimmy Johnson	3	Scott Maclaflin			21	Linus Weaky
Dale Coin Racing		A.J. Fight Enterprise				Ray Hall Letman Ranigan Racing				McLaren ・ SP		Mayer Shank Racing
18	David Marcas	4	Dalton Keletto	14	Kyle Kirkwood	15	Graham Ray Hall	45	Jack Harvey	5	Patrissio Orea	06	Elio Castronebez
51	Sato wonders	11	Tatiana Calderon J.R. Hilldevand			30	Christian Runger			7	Felix Rosenkwist	60	Simon Pajeno
Yunkos Holinger Racing
77	Column Ilot
Other participating drivers
Fan Pablo Montonya (McLaren SP) Tony Kanan (Chip Ganassi) Sage Karam (Drayer & Rainbold) Santino Ferci (Ray Hall, Drayer & Rainbold, Yunkos) Ed carpenter (Ed carpenter) Marco Andletti (Andletti) Stefan Wilson (Dragon Speed) Simona de Sylbesro (Paletta)