Champ Car

Champ Car, a shortened form of "Championship Car," has been the name for a class of cars used in American Championship Car Racing for many decades.

2006 race locations

• Long Beach, California (Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach), April 7–9
• Houston, Texas (Race Name to named later), May 12–13
• Monterrey, Mexico (Tecate/Telmex Grand Prix of Monterrey), May 19–21
• West Allis, Wisconsin (Time Warner Cable Road Runner 225), June 2–4
• Portland, Oregon (Champ Car Grand Prix of Portland), June 16–18
• Cleveland, Ohio (Grand Prix of Cleveland), June 23–25
• Toronto, Canada (Molson Indy Toronto), July 7–9
• Edmonton, Canada (West Edmonton Mall Grand Prix of Edmonton), July 21–23
• San Jose, California (Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose), July 28–30
• Denver, Colorado (Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver), August 11–13
• Montreal, Canada (Molson Indy Montreal), August 25–27
• Las Vegas, Nevada (Either at Las Vegas Motor Speedway or street race in Las Vegas), September 21–23
• Ansan, South Korea (Champ Car World Grand Prix of Ansan), October 13–15
• Surfer's Paradise, Australia (Lexmark Indy 300), October 20–22
• Mexico City, Mexico (Grand Premio de México), November 3–5

Notes

• Molson Indy Montreal race may be off schedule in 2006, depending on the outcome of a lawsuit between Champ Car and Montreal promoter Normand Legault.
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Beijing, China could each host street races in 2006, depending on both sides meeting to terms.