THE CHAMPS CLIMB BACK; The once almost dead series has new life.(Motorsports)
AutoWeek, April, 2006
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Byline: BILL McGUIRE Now entering its third year with owners Gerald Forsythe, Paul Gentilozzi and Kevin Kalkhoven, the Champ Car World Series seems to have shed nearly all of its bad old ways, and has taken several strategic steps the series hopes will plant it back on solid ground and lead to a bright future.
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A brief review of the past two years: Kalkhoven and Forsythe reached down into their deep pockets and purchased outright two key assets, the Long Beach Grand Prix Association and Cosworth Racing, nailing down both the series' marquee event and a supply of engines for the ...
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