Race Report.(Motorsports)
AutoWeek, October, 2003
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This one was no gift. Mario Dominguez earned his win in Miami, even if the race had the feel of a slot-car procession punctuated by spinoffs. The bumpy 1.15-mile Bayfront circuit is better suited to go-karts than Champ cars. In oppressive humidity, with the ambient temperature pegged at 93, there were six caution periods spread over 36 of 135 laps.
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All the championship contenders faltered, and there were only 10 cars running at the finish. It started in fine style, when Bruno Junqueira beat pole-winner Adrian Fernandez to the first corner. A lap later Fernandez brazenly forced his ...
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