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August 4, 2005
Sights from the Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose
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| A birds-eye view of the track from the Capitol Club at the top of the Knight Ridder building offers a rare view of the many twists and turns of the track. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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| Actor Paul Newman gets ready to go for a ride in a kart race on Saturday at the Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose. Newman's weekend was a good one, considering his two team drivers, Sebastien Bourdais and Oriol Servia, finished first and third respectively, in the Grand Prix race for the Newman/Haas team. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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| Newman/Haas team driver Oriol Servia negotiates the course during the Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose on Sunday. Servia finished third in the race behind second-place finisher Paul Tracy (Forsythe Championship Racing team) and Newman/Haas teammate Sebastien Bourdais, who won the event. Photo by Ron Stenn of www.actionphotodesign.com |
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| A $5 raffle ticket won Suzanne Carón of Santa Teresa a ride on the track in a historic stock car, fire suit, victory photos and all. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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| Race fans flocked to the downtown area to check out the Taylor Woodrow Grand Prix of San Jose over the weekend. Total attendance for the three-day event registered at 153,767, including a high of more than 62,000 on Sunday. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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| Molly, Christine, Megan and Tony from San Diego represent SBCblueroom.com at the Grand Prix events. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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| Morgan Hill native and 2003 Champ Car winner Jimmy Vassar prepares to take a passenger for a 170 mph spin in the Canary Fund Champ Car, the only two-seater Champ car in existence and an effective fund-raising vehicle. Photo by Kymberli Brady |
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