The 1999 American Open Wheel series consisted of a combined 30 races. It started Jan. 24th with the IRL at Walt Disney World Speedway in Orlando FL. It ended Oct. 31st with the CART series at California Speedway. The California race was the race in which driver Greg Moore died in a crash during the race. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_CART_season. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Indy_Racing_League_season.


Here are the season results:

1/24/1999	IRL	Disney	28	Eddie Cheever, Jr.
3/21/1999	CART	Homestead	27	Greg Moore
3/28/1999	IRL	Phoenix	28	Scott Goodyear
4/10/1999	CART	Motegi	26	Adrian Fernandez
4/18/1999	CART	Long Beach	27	Juan Pablo Montoya
5/2/1999	CART	Nazareth	24	Juan Pablo Montoya
5/15/1999	CART	Jacarepagua	27	Juan Pablo Montoya
5/29/1999	CART	Gateway	27	Michael Andretti
5/30/1999	IRL	Indianapolis	33	Kenny Brack
6/6/1999	CART	Milwaukee	26	Paul Tracy
6/12/1999	IRL	Fort Worth	26	Scott Goodyear
6/20/1999	CART	Portland	28	Gil de Ferran
6/27/1999	CART	Cleveland	27	Juan Pablo Montoya
6/27/1999	IRL	Pikes Peak	25	Greg Ray
7/11/1999	CART	Elkhart Lake	26	Christian Fittipaldi
7/17/1999	IRL	Atlanta	27	Scott Sharp
7/18/1999	CART	Toronto	27	Dario Franchitti
7/25/1999	CART	Michigan	26	Tony Kanaan
8/1/1999	IRL	Dover	23	Greg Ray
8/8/1999	CART	Belle Isle	26	Dario Franchitti
8/15/1999	CART	Mid-Ohio	26	Juan Pablo Montoya
8/22/1999	CART	Cicero	26	Juan Pablo Montoya
8/29/1999	IRL	Pikes Peak	24	Greg Ray
9/5/1999	CART	Vancouver	27	Juan Pablo Montoya
9/12/1999	CART	Laguna Seca	27	Bryan Herta
9/26/1999	CART	Houston	26	Paul Tracy
9/26/1999	IRL	Las Vegas	26	Sam Schmidt
10/17/1999	CART	Queensland	27	Dario Franchitti
10/17/1999	IRL	Fort Worth	27	Mark Dismore
10/31/1999	CART	Fontana	27	Adrian Fernandez

Final Point Standings
CART
1. Juan Montoya 7 wins
2. Dario Franchitti 0 3 wins
3. Paul Tracy -51 2 wins
4. Michael Andretti -61 1 win
5. Max Papis -62 0 wins


IRL
1. Greg Ray 3 wins
2. Kenny Brack -37 1 win
3. Mark Dismore -53 1 win
4. Davey Hamilton -56 0 wins


Wins by team:
Chip Ganassi 7 wins (Juan Montoya #4 Target Reynard Honda)
Team Green 5 wins (Dario Franchitti #27 KOOL Reynard Honda 3 wins, Paul Tracy #26 KOOL Reynard Honda 2 wins)
Team Menard 3 wins (Greg Ray #2 Glidden Dallara Oldsmobile)
Newman-Haas Racing 2 wins (Michael Andretti #6 Havoline Swift Ford 1 win, Christian Fittipaldi #11 Big Kmart Swift Ford 1 win)
Pat Patrick 2 wins (Adrian Fernandez #40 Tecate Reynard Ford)
Team Forsythe 2 wins (Greg Moore #99 Player's Reynard Mercedes 1 win, Tony Kanaan #44 McDonald's Reynard Honda 1 win)
Team Kelley 2 wins (Mark Dismore #28 MCI WorldCom Dallara Oldsmobile 1 win, Scott Sharp #8 Delphi Dallara Oldsmobile 1 win)
Panther Racing 2 wins (Scott Goodyear #4 Pennzoil G-Force Oldsmobile)
Derrick Walker 1 win (Gil de Ferran #5 Valvoline Reynard Honda)
Team Rahal 1 win (Bryan Herta #8 Shell Reynard Ford)
A.J. Foyt Enterprises 1 win (Kenny Brack #14 Power Team Dallara Oldsmobile)
Team Treadway 1 win (Sam Schmidt #99 Sprint PCS G-Force Oldsmobile)
Team Cheever 1 win (Eddie Cheever #51 Children's Beverage Group Dallara Nissan)


Races won from the pole:
Greg Moore Homestead
Juan Montoya Nazareth
Juan Montoya Cleveland
Greg Ray Pikes Peak
Greg Ray Pikes Peak 2
Juan Montoya Vancouver
Bryan Herta Laguna Seca
Sam Schmidt Las Vegas
Dario Franchitti Australia


Farthest back a driver started and won: 13th Eddie Cheever Orlando, and Adrian Fernandez California.
Most cautions: 11 Las Vegas
Fewest cautions: 0 Road America
Fastest average speed: 186.097 Michigan 500
Slowest average speed: 65.279 Vancouver
Most lead changes: 29 Michigan
Fewest lead changes: 0 Laguna Seca
Longest race by time: 3 hours 15 minutes Indianapolis 500
Shortest race by time: 1 hour 28 minutes Pikes Peak 2.