Al Unser Jr. News

Arrive at 5 p.m. to catch free screenings of award-winning college student documentaries, then stick around for Cody at 6 p.m., an uplifting documentary about the paralyzed daughter of Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Jr.

Eleven Honda dealerships from Motegi to Tokyo have an interesting tie-in with the Indy Japan 300.

Former Indy car racer and two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser, Jr., has owned this four-bedroom, three-bath in Henderson since 2000, the year he left CART to join the fledgling Indy Racing League.

Al Unser Jr. and Arie Luyendyk have a few things in common. They're two-time winners of the Indy 500.

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Organizers hoping to bring an Indy car race to Baltimore in 2011 formally unveiled their strategy Monday for making the event a reality.

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Charley Fisher, general manager of the convenience store Love's next to Iowa Speedway, said he noticed a definite increase in business one day before the Nationwide Series race - compared to the Indy Racing League.

Al Unser Jr. is looking forward to the PBS distribution of "CODY: The First Step" this week and the impact the TV version of his daughter's story undoubtedly will have on viewers.

Sons often follow their dads into motorsports. Al Unser Jr. did, joining Al Sr. on the Can-Am and IndyCar circuits, while Michael Andretti retraced Mario's tire prints in IndyCar and Formula One, with Marco Andretti taking over from father Michael a few years ago at Andretti Green Racing.

IndyCar Series driver coach Al Unser Jr., a two-time Indianapolis 500 winner, assesses the championship chase through 10 of the 17 races.

That's the philosophy of Michael Andretti as he and his Andretti Green promotions partners work - and yes, they're working right up to the last minute - to kick-start an Indy car race through the streets of Toronto that wasn't here a year ago and had really seen better days starting back about 2002.

Two-time Honda Indy Toronto winner Al Unser Jr. was back at the Exhibition Place temporary street course yesterday wearing a smile as wide as Lake Shore Blvd., as he watched IndyCars return after a two-year absence.

Racing fans looking for that Monaco or Long Beach-style harbor-front open-wheel racing experience on the East Coast of the United States will be pleased to learn that plans are under way to bring an IndyCar street race to Baltimore's picturesque Inner Harbor.

City and state officials are behind it. The economic impact study estimates $100 million could be in store for Baltimore.

The Milwaukee Mile's past includes more than a century's worth of auto racing's biggest names, from A.J. Foyt to the Unsers and the Andrettis.