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Topic: Patrick Carpentier

TORONTO MOLSON INDY 2004
Canadian driver Patrick Carpentier takes his car around Turn 10 during the Toronto Molson Indy Champ Car race at Exhibition Place July 11, 2004 in Toronto, Canada. Carpentier went on to make the victory podium as he finished third behind Sebastien Bourdais and Jimmy Vassar. (UPI Photo/Christine Chew)

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Canadian Ron Fellows overcame a wet track Saturday to win Saturday's rain-shortened NAPA Auto Parts 200 in Montreal.
Patrick Carpentier, given a break by the changing weather, won the first pole of his NASCAR career Friday.
Denny Hamlin captured his first Sprint Cup pole of the season Friday, turning in the fastest qualifying lap for Saturday night's Dan Lowry 400 in Richmond, Va.
Kyle Busch sped to his 14th Nationwide Series win Sunday, beating Marcos Ambrose to the finish line in the Corona Mexico 200 at Mexico City.
Kevin Harvick won Saturday's Busch NAPA Auto Parts 200, finishing 0.330 seconds ahead of Canadian Patrick Carpentier.
Dario Franchitti captured the Firestone Indy 200 Saturday night at the Nashville Superspeedway.
Helio Castroneves won the SunTrust Indy Challenge Saturday night at Richmond, Va.
Defending champion Patrick Carpentier had the fastest time Friday in provisional qualifying for Sunday's Grand Prix of Monterey Champ Car race.
Heavy rain late in Saturday's final qualifying session helped Bruno Junqueira hold on to the pole at the Champ Car World Series Grand Prix.
Mexico's Michel Jourdain used perfect race strategy Sunday to steal a victory at the Champ Car World Series Molson Indy Montreal.
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