Bruno Junqueira

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Bruno Junqueira
Bruno Junqueira 2009 Indy 500 Pole Day.JPG
Junqueira at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, May 2009
Nationality Flag of Brazil.svg Brazilian
Born (1976-11-04) November 4, 1976 (age 48)
Belo Horizonte, Brazil
IRL IndyCar Series career
Debut season2001
Current team FAZZT Race Team
Car number33
Former teams Dale Coyne Racing
Chip Ganassi Racing
Newman/Haas Racing
Starts23
Wins0
Poles1
Fastest laps0
Best finish20th in 2008
CART/Champ Car World Series
Years active2001–2007
Teams Chip Ganassi Racing
Newman/Haas Racing
Dale Coyne Racing
Starts101
Wins8
Poles9
Best finish2nd in 2002, 2003, 2004
Previous series
1998–2000
1995–1997
International Formula 3000
Formula Three Sudamericana
Championship titles
2000
1997
International Formula 3000
Formula Three Sudamericana
Junqueira at the 2005 Indy 500 Indy500 1.jpg
Junqueira at the 2005 Indy 500
Junqueira's 2007 Champ Car BrunoJunqueira2007ChampCarPits.jpg
Junqueira's 2007 Champ Car
Junqueira in 2007 Bruno Junqueira 2007 (crop).JPG
Junqueira in 2007

Bruno Junqueira (born November 4, 1976) is a Brazilian race car driver who most recently competed in the IRL IndyCar Series. He is a former Formula 3000 champion and three-time runner-up in the Champ Car World Series.

Contents

Racing career

Early career

Junqueira started racing karts in Brazil and dominated Formula Three Sudamericana before moving to Formula 3000. He tested for the Williams Formula One team for many years, and came close to landing a race drive in 2000, losing out to Jenson Button. He rebounded from this setback, winning that year's International Formula 3000 Championship.

Champ Car

In 2001 Junqueira joined the CART Championship Car series driving for Chip Ganassi Racing where he had immediate success, capturing a win in his 14th race and finished second in points with two wins the following year. In 2003 Ganassi left to the rival Indy Racing League and Junqueira joined Newman/Haas Racing, the top team remaining in what was now the Champ Car World Series. He captured series runner up honors in both 2003 and 2004, capturing two wins in each of those seasons. He also drove in the Indianapolis 500 four times for both Ganassi and Newman/Haas in one-off appearances. In 2002, he qualified for the pole position, and he twice finished 5th in the race.

In the 2005 Indianapolis 500 Junqueira crashed head-on into the turn two wall after he passed backmarker A. J. Foyt IV but Foyt inattentively did not see Junqueira's car under him and struck his right-rear corner. He suffered a concussion and a fractured vertebrae and missed the remainder of the 2005 Champ Car season. Junqueira was the Champ Car points leader at the time, having won the second race of the year in Monterrey, Mexico. Veteran Oriol Servia took his place and finished runner-up in the standings.

In 2006 he returned to the cockpit at Newman/Haas but for the first time in his career he did not win a race and only finished fifth in the championship while his teammate Sébastien Bourdais won his third straight title. He was replaced in the second Newman/Haas car in 2007 by rookie Graham Rahal and Junqueira signed to drive for Dale Coyne Racing as teammate to the inexperienced Katherine Legge. Junquiera finished seventh in the championship including three consecutive podium finishes late in the season.

IndyCar Series

Prior to the 2008 Indycar Series Season, Champ Car unified with the rival Indy Racing League. Junqueira drove the #18 car for the Coyne team's first season in the new series, alongside Brazilian rookie countryman Mario Moraes. His Indianapolis 500 was ruined by a mirror falling off, causing him to lose three laps during repairs. His season was not a great success, as he finished 20th overall with only two top ten finishes, both on road courses.

He was out of a drive for 2009. He made a deal with Conquest Racing for the Indianapolis 500 and qualified the car on Bump Day, but was asked to withdraw for the team's regular driver Alex Tagliani, who had failed to qualify his car due to a technical failure.

In 2011, driving for A. J. Foyt, he qualified his car for the 500 in nineteenth position, only to once again have to give up his chance to drive in the actual race. Foyt sold the unsponsored car's entry to Andretti Autosport, whose driver Ryan Hunter-Reay had been the final car bumped from the field. [1] In 2012, he entered in for an injured Josef Newgarden at the first Grand Prix of Baltimore.

Racing record

Career summary

SeasonSeriesTeam NameRacesPolesWinsPointsFinal Placing
1997 Formula Three Sudamericana PropCar Racing 12471711st
1998 Intl. Formula 3000 Draco Racing 1200314th
1999 Intl. Formula 3000 Den Blå Avis 1011205th
Petrobras Junior Team
Formula One Williams-Supertec Test driver
2000 Intl. Formula 3000 Petrobras Junior Team 1024481st
2001 CART World Series Ganassi 20116816th
Indy Racing League 1003037th
2002 CART World Series Ganassi 19421642nd
Indy Racing League 110151st
2003 CART World Series Newman/Haas 18221992nd
2004 Champ Car World Series Newman/Haas 14123412nd
IndyCar Series 1003028th
2005 Champ Car World Series Newman/Haas 2015919th
IndyCar Series 1001036th
2006 Champ Car World Series Newman/Haas 14102195th
2006–07 A1 Grand Prix Brazil 6009*18th*
2007 Champ Car World Series Dale Coyne 14002337th
2007–08 A1 Grand Prix Brazil 40044*11th*
2008 IndyCar Series Dale Coyne 170025620th
2010 IndyCar Series FAZZT Race Team 1001339th
Fórmula Truck DF Motorsport 10002217th
2011 American Le Mans Series RSR Racing 100626th
Stock Car Brasil Bassani 200229th
2012 American Le Mans Series RSR Racing 10011183rd
Stock Car Brasil Bassani 100234st
2013 American Le Mans Series RSR Racing 901957st
2014 United SportsCar Championship RSR Racing 100020110th
Stock Car Brasil Full Time Sports 1000NC
2015 United SportsCar Championship RSR Racing 10123013rd
2016 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship BAR1 Motorsports 2005621st
2017 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship BAR1 Motorsports 1003218th
2018 WeatherTech SportsCar Championship 3GT Racing 1001659th

* Includes points scored by other Team Brazil drivers.

Complete International Formula 3000 results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position; races in italics indicate fastest lap.)

YearEntrant123456789101112DCPoints
1998 Draco Engineering OSC
Ret
IMO
16
CAT
16
SIL
9
MON
Ret
PAU
Ret
A1R
6
HOC
5
HUN
Ret
SPA
Ret
PER
18
NÜR
Ret
18th3
1999 Den Blå Avis
Petrobras Junior Team
IMO
Ret
MON
6
CAT
4
MAG
Ret
SIL
2
A1R
DNQ
HOC
1
HUN
15
SPA
Ret
NÜR
16
5th20
2000 Petrobras Junior Team IMO
2
SIL
5
CAT
1
NÜR
1
MON
1
MAG
13
A1R
7
HOC
Ret
HUN
1
SPA
9
1st48

American open–wheel racing results

(key)

CART/Champ Car Series

YearTeamNo.ChassisEngine123456789101112131415161718192021RankPointsRef
2001 Chip Ganassi Racing 4 Lola B01/00 Toyota RV8E MTY
22
LBH
9
TXS
NH
NZR
7
MOT
24
MIL
4
DET
19
POR
23
CLE
23
TOR
13
MIS
9
CHI
17
MDO
13
ROA
1
VAN
12
LAU
11
ROC
25
HOU
23
LS
7
SRF
21
FON
4
16th68 [2]
2002 Target Chip Ganassi Racing Lola B02/00 Toyota MTY
11
LBH
17
MOT
1
MIL
10
LS
4
POR
2
CHI
2
TOR
14
CLE
13
VAN
9
MDO
4
ROA
3
MTL
13
DEN
1
ROC
5
MIA
5
SRF
14
FON
9
MXC
3
2nd164 [3]
2003 Newman/Haas Racing 1 Lola B02/00 Ford XFE STP
3
MTY
5
LBH
3
BRH
2
LAU
4
MIL
17
LS
2
POR
4
CLE
3
TOR
3
VAN
2
ROA
1
MDO
13
MTL
13
DEN
1
MIA
9
MXC
7
SRF
15
FON
NH
2nd199 [4]
2004 6 LBH
2
MTY
2
MIL
6
POR
2
CLE
2
TOR
18
VAN
4
ROA
15
DEN
3
MTL
1
LS
2
LSV
2
SRF
1
MXC
2
2nd341^ [5]
2005 2 LBH
3
MTY
1
MIL
POR
CLE
TOR
EDM
SJO DEN
MTL LSV SRF
MXC
19th59 [6]
2006 LBH
15
HOU
10
MTY
10
MIL
15
POR
4
CLE
2
TOR
8
EDM
15
SJO
17
DEN
2
MTL
12
ROA
2
SRF
6
MXC
4
5th219 [7]
2007 Dale Coyne Racing 19 Panoz DP01 Cosworth XFE LSV
7
LBH
6
HOU
7
POR
13
CLE
16
MTL
17
TOR
5
EDM
7
SJO
7
ROA
9
ZOL
2
ASN
3
SRF
3
MXC
7
7th233 [8]
^ New points system implemented in 2004.

IndyCar Series

YearTeamChassisNo.Engine12345678910111213141516171819RankPointsRef
2001 Chip Ganassi Racing G-Force 50 Oldsmobile PHXHMSATL INDY
5
TXSPPIRRIRKANNSHKTYSTLCHITX237th30 [9]
2002 33 Chevrolet HMSPHXFONNZR INDY
31
TXSPPIRRIRKANNSHMISKTYSTLCHITX251st1 [10]
2004 Newman/Haas Racing 36 Honda HMSPHXMOT INDY
5
TXSRIRKANNSHMILMISKTYPPIRNZRCHIFONTX228th30 [11]
2005 Panoz HMSPHXSTPMOT INDY
30
TXSRIRKANNSHMILMISKTYPPIRSNMCHIWGLFON36th10 [12]
2008 Dale Coyne Racing Dallara 18 HMS
23
STP
24
MOT 1
DNP
KAN
15
INDY
20
MIL
18
TXS
15
IOW
DNS
RIR
23
WGL
6
NSH
15
MDO
13
EDM
14
KTY
14
SNM
17
DET
7
CHI
20
SRF 2
15
20th256 [13]
Panoz DP01 Cosworth XFE LBH 1
12
2009 Conquest Racing Dallara 36 Honda STP LBH KAN INDY
Rpl
MIL TXS IOW RIR WGL TOR EDM KTY MDO SNM CHI MOT HMS NC- [14]
2010 FAZZT Race Team 33 SAO STP ALA LBH KAN INDY
32
TXS IOW WGL TOR EDM MDO SNM CHI KTY MOT HMS 39th13 [15]
2011 A. J. Foyt Enterprises 41 STP ALA LBH SAO INDY
Rpl
TXS1 TXS2 MIL IOW TOR EDM MDO NHM SNM BAL MOT KTY LVS 47th4 [16]
2012 Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Dallara DW12 67 STP ALA LBH SAO INDY DET TXS MIL IOW TOR EDM MDO SNM BAL
19
FON 35th12 [17]
1Races run on same day.
2Non-points-paying, exhibition race.
YearsTeamsRacesPolesWinsPodiums
(Non-win)
Top 10s
(Non-podium)
Indianapolis 500
Wins
Championships
9726100400

Indianapolis 500

YearChassisEngineStartFinishTeam
2001 G-Force Oldsmobile 205 Chip Ganassi Racing
2002 G-Force Chevrolet 131 Chip Ganassi Racing
2004 G-Force Honda 45 Newman/Haas Racing
2005 Panoz Honda 1230 Newman/Haas Racing
2008 Dallara Honda 1520 Dale Coyne Racing
2009 Dallara Honda Replaced by A. Tagliani Conquest Racing
2010 Dallara Honda 2532 FAZZT Race Team
2011 Dallara Honda Replaced by R. Hunter-Reay A. J. Foyt Enterprises

Complete American Le Mans Series results

YearEntrantClassChassisEngineTyres12345678910RankPoints
2006 Multimatic Motorsports Team Panoz GT2 Panoz Esperante GT-LM Ford (Élan) 5.0L V8 P SEB
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
TEX MID LIM UTA POR AME MOS PET MON NC-
2011 Jaguar RSR GT Jaguar XKR GT2 Jaguar 5.0 L V8 D SEB
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
LNB
ovr:12
cls:6
LIM
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
MOS
ovr:29
cls:15
MID
ovr:21
cls:12
AME
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
BAL
ovr:DNS
cls:DNS
MON
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
PET
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
26th6
2012 RSR Racing PC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 M SEB
ovr:51
cls:7
LNB
ovr:30
cls:7
MON
ovr:4
cls:2
LIM
ovr:27
cls:5
MOS
ovr:6
cls:1
MID
ovr:10
cls:4
AME
ovr:8
cls:4
BAL
ovr:10
cls:2
VIR
ovr:12
cls:4
PET
ovr:8
cls:2
3rd118
2013 RSR Racing PC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 C SEB
ovr:12
cls:4
LNB
ovr:5
cls:3
MON
ovr:29
cls:7
LIM
ovr:5
cls:1
MOS
ovr:21
cls:5
AME
ovr:3
cls:1
BAL
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
COTA
ovr:12
cls:6
VIR PET
ovr:Ret
cls:Ret
7th95

Complete A1 Grand Prix results

(key) (Races in bold indicate pole position) (Races in italics indicate fastest lap)

YearEntrant12345678910111213141516171819202122DCPoints
2006–07 Brazil NED
SPR

NED
FEA

CZE
SPR

CZE
FEA

BEI
SPR

BEI
FEA

MYS
SPR

MYS
FEA

IDN
SPR

IDN
FEA

NZL
SPR

NZL
FEA

AUS
SPR

AUS
FEA

RSA
SPR

17
RSA
FEA

7
MEX
SPR

Ret
MEX
FEA

13
SHA
SPR

SHA
FEA

GBR
SPR

12
GBR
SPR

Ret
18th9
2007–08 NED
SPR

NED
FEA

CZE
SPR

CZE
FEA

MYS
SPR

MYS
FEA

ZHU
SPR

ZHU
FEA

NZL
SPR

NZL
FEA

AUS
SPR

AUS
FEA

RSA
SPR

Ret
RSA
FEA

9
MEX
SPR

10
MEX
FEA

8
SHA
SPR

SHA
FEA

GBR
SPR

GBR
SPR

11th44

Complete Stock Car Brasil results

YearTeamCar123456789101112131415161718192021RankPoints
2011 RC3 Bassani Peugeot 408 CTB
INT
RBP
VEL
CGD
RIO
INT
SAL
SCZ
LON
BSB
14
VEL
22
30th2
2012 RC3 Bassani Peugeot 408 INT
CTB
VEL
RBP
LON
RIO
SAL
19
CAS
TAR
CTB
BSB
INT
34th2
2014 Full Time Sports Chevrolet Sonic INT
1

Ret
SCZ
1

SCZ
2

BRA
1

BRA
2

GOI
1

GOI
2

GOI
1

CAS
1

CAS
2

CUR
1

CUR
2

VEL
1

VEL
2

SCZ
1

SCZ
2

TAR
1

TAR
2

SAL
1

SAL
2

CUR
1

NC†0†

† Ineligible for championship points.

Complete WeatherTech SportsCar Championship results

YearTeamClassChassisEngine1234567891011RankPoints
2014 RSR Racing PC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 DAY
9†
SEB
2
LGA
3
KAN
6
WGL
9
IMS
2
ELK
9†
VIR
4
AUS
11†
ATL
9
10th201
2015 RSR Racing PC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 DAY
4
SEB
6
LGA
1
BEL
5
WGL
6
MOS
4
LIM
2
ELK
1
AUS
2
ATL
6
3rd301
2016 BAR1 MotorsportsPC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 DAY
SEB
LBH
LGA
BEL
WGL
MOS
LIM
ELK
5
AUS
4
ATL
21st56
2017 BAR1 MotorsportsPC Oreca FLM09 Chevrolet LS3 6.2 L V8 DAY
SEB
AUS
BEL
2
WGL
MOS
ELK
ATL
18th32
2018 3GT Racing GTD Lexus RC F GT3 Lexus 5.0 L V8 DAY
15
SEB
MOH
BEL
WGL
MOS
LIM
ELK
VIR
LGA
ATL
59th16

† Did not complete sufficient laps in order to score points.

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Sporting positions
Preceded by Formula Three Sudamericana Champion
1997
Succeeded by
Preceded by International Formula 3000 Champion
2000
Succeeded by