Season 3 schedule (2004)

#	In memory of	Map	Race	Dates
1			Al Unser Grand Prix of Long Beach The Long Beach race is dedicated to the legendary Al Unser — four-time (!) Indy 500 winner (1970, 1971, 1978, 1987), USAC champion (1970) and two-time CART champion (1983, 1985). In CART and USAC Al took 38 wins and 27 poles, and started in 310 races.	20.01 – 26.01
2			Juan Pablo Montoya Grand Prix of Nazareth Juan Pablo Montoya is the only CART driver who was the polesitter at every Nazareth round he entered. The round is dedicated to the 1999 CART champion, who took seven wins and seven poles in his debut season — Juan Pablo Montoya.	27.01 – 01.02
3			Bryan Herta Grand Prix of Laguna Seca The Laguna Seca round is dedicated to the well-known CART driver Bryan Herta, who equalled Mario Andretti's record by taking three pole positions at Laguna Seca — but unlike Mario, Bryan took them consecutively (!), in 1997, 1998 and 1999. Herta scored only two wins in his career, but both came at Laguna Seca and also back to back (1998, 1999)!	03.02 – 09.02
4			Adrian Fernandez Grand Prix of Motegi The Motegi round is dedicated to the Mexican Adrian Fernandez — the only CART driver who managed to win at Motegi twice, back to back in 1998 and 1999. Adrian is currently the only CART driver who also acts as the boss of his own team, Fernandez Racing, and in 2003 he managed to win for his own team for the first time, in Portland.	17.02 – 23.02
5			Alex Zanardi Grand Prix of Cleveland The race at Cleveland airport is dedicated to the two-time CART champion (1997, 1998) Alex Zanardi. Alex Shegera won twice in Cleveland (1997, 1998). In four CART seasons the Italian took 15 wins and 10 pole positions, led in 33 races (1,466 laps led) and scored 636 points.	24.02 – 01.03
6			Paul Tracy Grand Prix of Michigan The Michigan round is dedicated to the Indy Lights champion (1990) and reigning CART champion Paul Tracy. Paul chased his title for 14 (!) seasons, and until that moment he had the most wins (more than 20) among drivers who had never managed to take the championship crown. Paul now has 26 wins (only Michael Andretti and Al Unser Jr. have more) and 19 poles.	02.03 – 08.03
7			Jacques Villeneuve Grand Prix of Road America (Elkhart Lake) The Elkhart Lake round is dedicated to the Indy 500 winner (1995), F1 champion (1997) and CART champion (1995) Jacques Villeneuve. The Canadian started from the front row at Road America twice, and both times came home first.	09.03 – 15.03
8			Tom Sneva Grand Prix of Phoenix Tom Sneva won at Phoenix more than anyone else — four consecutive wins, starting in 1980 and ending in 1984. Tom also won the Indy 500 in 1983 and became USAC champion in 1977. The round is dedicated to Tom Sneva — a driver who wrote his name into the history of world motorsport.	16.03 – 22.03
9			Michael Andretti Grand Prix of Detroit The Detroit race is dedicated to the legendary Michael Andretti — Formula Atlantic champion (1983) and CART champion (1991)! Michael spent 18 seasons in CART and took 42 wins! That record will not be beaten any time soon; among current drivers Paul Tracy (26 wins) is closest to Andretti. Michael won twice in Detroit, in 1990 and 1996; Emerson Fittipaldi and Helio Castroneves also have two wins each at this track, but only Michael managed to take four pole positions here — and consecutive ones at that (1989–1992)!	23.03 – 29.03
10			Kenny Brack Grand Prix of Lausitzring (Eurospeedway) The Lausitzring race is dedicated to the former CART driver, IRL champion (1998) and Indy 500 winner (1999), the Swede Kenny Brack. Kenny won the first CART race at the Lausitzring in 2001; that same year he finished the season in second place.	30.03 – 05.04
11			Scott Pruett Grand Prix of Vancouver On 6 April 1997 Scott Pruett took his last CART win, at the round in Australia. Scott spent 11 seasons in CART. The Vancouver round is dedicated to the three-time Trans-Am champion and well-known CART driver Scott Pruett.	06.04 – 12.04
12			Jimmy Vasser Grand Prix of Fontana Jimmy Vasser has the most wins at Fontana: he won at the Californian speedway twice (1998 and 2002). Vasser is one of the most experienced active CART drivers — he made his debut back in 1992 at the race in Queensland (Australia). The Fontana round is dedicated to the CART champion (1996) Jimmy Vasser.	13.04 – 19.04

Season 3 carset (your choice): iil_l.exe or iil_r.exe (download)

Championship settings

Race Length	40% for ovals, 30% for the other tracks
Field Size	19 Opponents
Car Damage	ARCADE
Pace Lap	ON
Yellow Flags	OFF
Breakdowns (note!)	OFF
Opponent Strength	95%
Weather	constant (default parameters)