Paul Anthony Tracy (born December 17, 1968) is a Canadian-American former professional
auto racing driver who competed in
CART
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, the
Champ Car World Series and the
IndyCar Series. He is known by the nicknames "PT" and "the Thrill from
West Hill". He was a color commentator on
NBC's IndyCar coverage from 2014 to 2021. Since 2021, he competes full time in the
Superstar Racing Experience.
Racing career
Early years
Fascinated by cars since boyhood, Tracy raced go-karts at
Goodwood Kartways
Goodwood Kartways is a multiple configuration karting centre located in Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada
Canada is a country in North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean and no ...
near his hometown until he was 16. At age 16, in 1985, he became the youngest ever Canadian Formula Ford Champion. He was also the winner of the final
Can-Am
The Canadian-American Challenge Cup, or Can-Am, was an Sports Car Club of America, SCCA/Canadian Auto Sport Clubs, CASC sports car racing series from 1966 to 1987.
History
Can-Am started out as a race series for group 7 sports racers with two r ...
race in series history at the age of 17; in that same race, he achieved the record of the youngest winner in Can-Am history.
In 1988 Tracy raced in the New Zealand Formula Pacific series driving a Graeme Lawrence entered Ralt RT4, his best result was to win both races and the round at Timaru Raceway.
Tracy worked his way up through the North American open-wheel feeder series' culminating with winning the
1990
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American Racing Series Championship, and in the process set a record for single-season wins with nine.
Penske and Newman/Haas years
The following year, Tracy competed in his first
IndyCar
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event at
Long Beach, renting a vehicle from
Dale Coyne Racing for $105,000. Noticed by Roger Penske, at mid-season, he became a test driver for
Penske Racing. In his first race for the team at
Michigan he crashed and broke his left leg. He recovered and raced twice more for the team during the season. He was scheduled to start a selected number of races for Penske in
1992
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and ended up starting 11 races, many of them as a substitute driver for the injured
Rick Mears. Mears announced his retirement after the 1992 season and Tracy replaced him in the #4 car.
His first full year of IndyCar competition came in
1993
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, where he won five times with his first win coming at
Long Beach and the others at
Cleveland,
Toronto,
Road America
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and
Laguna Seca. Tracy led the series in laps led and was voted the most improved driver by his peers. The
1994 season started slowly for Tracy as he scored just two points in the first four races. He rebounded from his poor start and finished on the podium in eight of the final twelve races with victories at
Detroit,
Nazareth
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, and
Laguna Seca. His third-place showing in the points gave Penske a sweep of the top three slots with
Al Unser Jr. winning the title and
Emerson Fittipaldi second.
After Penske decided to return to running a two-car team for 1995, Penske attempted to transfer Tracy's contract to
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*Bettenhausen, R ...
, however, Tracy's father discovered a clause in his original contract that it could not be assigned, putting Penske in a bind. Tracy tested for
Benetton at
Estoril in 1994, setting a faster time than Benetton drivers
JJ Lehto and
Jos Verstappen had managed for that year's
Portuguese Grand Prix, and was only 0.7 sec off of
Gerhard Berger's pole time for the same race. Tracy was only offered a restrictive contract with few guarantees and ultimately decided to stay in North America. Tracy was permitted to sign with
Newman/Haas Racing for the
1995 season for $1.5 million, with Penske holding an option after that year, where he won two races (
Australia
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and
Milwaukee) and finished 6th in the championship.
Penske, after a disappointing 1995, used his option and matched Newman/Haas's offer for the
1996 season of a four-year contract of $3.5 million annually. Tracy's return was a disappointment as he finished the season with no wins and 13th in the championship. A back injury also forced him to miss two races.
1997
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was a roller-coaster season, with consecutive wins at
Nazareth
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,
Rio de Janeiro and
Gateway putting him in the points lead. The season went downhill soon after as he finished 26th or worse in each of the final five events to slip to fifth place in the championship. After a disappointing finish in Toronto, Tracy referred to his car as a "piece of shit" to local media and also said that the Penske chassis was obsolete and that the team should switch tire manufacturers. Penske waited until the end of the season before terminating Tracy for making detrimental remarks about the team and sponsors.
Team Green years
Tracy was signed by
Team Kool Green for the
1998 season. The year was a struggle for the team and Tracy personally, as he finished no better than fifth in any race and ended up a disappointing 13th in the championship. The low point of the year came in
Houston when he crashed out of second place after colliding with his teammate
Dario Franchitti
George Dario Marino Franchitti, MBE (born 19 May 1973) is a British former racing driver and current motorsport commentator from Scotland. He is a four time IndyCar Series champion ( 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011), a three-time winner of the Indiana ...
, leading to an altercation with team owner
Barry Green when Tracy returned to the pits. He had a chance at redemption and a million-dollar purse in the last race of the season, the
Marlboro 500, but while leading the race under caution 3 laps from the finish, he spun off the track while attempting to warm up his tires for the restart. Barry Green commented, "That just sums up our season."
Several on and off-track incidents during the year earned him the wrath of
CART
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It is different from the flatbed tr ...
officials and he was excluded from the
1999 season opener. Although he missed the
first race, Tracy still had a very successful season as he recorded seven podium finishes and had victories at
Milwaukee and
Houston. He finished third in the championship.
The
2000 season was also a success for Tracy as he won at
Long Beach,
Road America
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and
Vancouver and finished fifth in the championship. Tracy sat on the pole for the
Michigan 500 with a new track record speed of .
Tracy's fourth year with Team Green in
2001
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was one of the worst of his career as he went winless and finished 14th in the championship.
2002
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was another year of struggle for Tracy. He did win a race at
Milwaukee but failed to finish 10 of 19 races and was 11th in the championship.
With Team Green, Tracy returned to the
Indianapolis 500 in
2002
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for the first time since
1995
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. A late-race caution flag for a crash appeared at nearly the same time he passed
Hélio Castroneves for what would have been the race lead. Team Green protested the result but the
official investigation put the determination of the leader of the race as the sole discretion of the race officials. Tracy and Barry Green contended that the decision was made to stop a
CART
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It is different from the flatbed tr ...
driver beating the regulars of the rival
Indy Racing League, which was run by
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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owner
Tony George.
Forsythe years
During the 2002 CART season, Team Green was purchased by Tracy's long-time rival
Michael Andretti, who intended to move the team to the IRL, and had sold
7-Eleven
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a sponsorship based on Tracy staying with the team. Not wanting to drive what he referred to as "crapwagons," Tracy instead opted to join the
Player's Forsythe team for the
2003 season
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. Tracy had one of the best seasons in CART history, becoming the first driver in 32 years to win the first three races of a season with victories in
St. Petersburg,
Monterrey
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, and
Long Beach. Perhaps the highlight of Tracy's career was at the
2003 Molson Indy Toronto
The 2003 Molson Indy Toronto was the tenth round of the 2003 CART World Series season, held on July 13, 2003 on the streets of Exhibition Place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Qualifying results
Race
Caution flags
Notes
* Average Speed 96. ...
, where he led all 112 laps. Tracy also won
Vancouver,
Mid-Ohio, and
Mexico City, and led 658 laps, earned six poles, and ten podiums on the way to his first-ever championship.
Due to revised Canadian
Tobacco laws,
Player's could not return as a sponsor for the following season. At the same time, CART went bankrupt and its assets were auctioned off in an
Indiana court by
Kevin Kalkhoven
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,
Paul Gentilozzi
Paul Gentilozzi (born February 6, 1950 in Lansing, Michigan) is a race car driver and businessman. His non-racing business interests are real estate development, principally developing office buildings for institutions and Government Agencies.
...
, and Tracy's team owner
Gerald Forsythe
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. The lack of sponsor money certainly did not help the team and Tracy was unable to defend his championship in
2004
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Events January
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. He finished fourth in the series, with wins at
Long Beach and
Vancouver.
The
2005 season started strong for Tracy. He led the points standings after five races, winning at
Milwaukee and
Cleveland. Bad luck and mistakes characterized the rest of his season, however. He was leading at
Toronto when he ran out of fuel and crashed on his own while leading at
Denver. A hard crash with
Sébastien Bourdais at
Las Vegas ended his championship hopes. Tracy finished fourth in the standings for the second year in a row.
In May 2006, it was announced that Tracy had re-signed with Forsythe Racing for an additional five seasons. During the
San Jose Grand Prix, Tracy made a mistake entering a turn and went off the track into a run-off area. As he rejoined the track, he pulled into the path of
Alex Tagliani's unsighted
Team Australia car as it rounded the blind corner, causing a collision that destroyed the front end of Tagliani's car and took both drivers out of the race. After the crash, Tagliani angrily confronted Tracy in the pits and demanded that he pay for the damage. Tracy then warned Tagliani not to touch him, but the latter persisted and eventually, the two men came to blows before being separated by Champ Car officials. Tracy noted that Tagliani was still wearing his helmet during the scuffle. Both men were fined, while Tracy was put on probation for three races and lost seven points.
During the next race in
Denver, Tracy and French
Newman-Haas
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driver
Sébastien Bourdais, while fighting for second on the last lap, collided in a turn after Tracy attempted to pass. Bourdais shoved Tracy, who then took off his helmet and threatened to fight, and Bourdais walked away. Tracy was docked three points in the championship and was fined US$25,000. Bourdais demanded that Tracy be suspended, since he felt that Tracy had cost him several points that he could have used to widen his lead in the points standings over Tracy's teammate,
A. J. Allmendinger.
Tracy criticized Bourdais for not confronting him after the incident: "Too bad he wouldn't take his helmet off, then we really would have settled things. But French guys always keep their helmets on". Tracy downplayed the remarks, claiming they were a joke.
[Bourdais suggests "welcome" for Tracy](_blank)
Canadian Press/TSN.ca, August 24, 2006 Bourdais fired back at Tracy, saying: "I guess I'm not a
hockey player and I didn't see him taking his helmet off either. I guess if he wants to fight someone, he is in the wrong sport." Tagliani added: "I said he (Tracy) should wear a
straitjacket
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because that's the only thing that could keep him under control. And Sébastien said he can't drive with that on, so maybe it's the only thing that could keep him out of trouble".
Bourdais, Tagliani, and Quebec driver
Andrew Ranger asked for the crowd to boo Tracy at the next race in
Montreal, on the weekend of August 26. During the warm-ups and qualifying sessions in Montreal, the crowd at
Circuit Gilles Villeneuve booed Tracy loudly. However, during the traditional drivers' presentation before the race, Tracy wore a mask resembling that of
Blue Demon and a
Quebec flag
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It was the first provincial flag officially adopted in Canada and was ...
as a cape while doing
wrestling gestures, and the fans began to warm up to him. Tracy finished the rain-delayed race in the second position behind Bourdais on the following Monday. Fans cheered for Tracy as he wore a Quebec flag on the podium.
In November 2006, Tracy was injured while riding an
ATV
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, but a rumor started that he had jumped a sand trap in a
golf cart. Tracy denied the rumor and stated that he does not even own a golf cart. In January 2007, Tracy vowed to win the
2007
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Champ Car title. However, on April 14 during a practice session at
Long Beach, he crashed into a concrete barrier and suffered a fractured vertebra which forced him to miss the race and the next one in
Houston. In late May, he was given the green light by doctors to return into action for the race in
Portland on June 10.
IndyCar Series career
Following the unification of open-wheel racing in North America, Forsythe announced that he would not be moving on to race in the IRL-sanctioned
IndyCar Series in
2008
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, but initially refused to release Tracy from his contract, forcing the parties into litigation. The delay meant Tracy was unable to find a full-time ride for the season, only appearing for Forsythe in the
Champ Car sanctioned 2008 race at Long Beach and for a
Subway
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-sponsored
Vision Racing/
Walker Racing joint effort in the
Rexall Edmonton Indy, finishing 4th.
Tracy drove a limited schedule for KV Racing Technology sponsored by Geico Insurance, finishing 9th in the
Indianapolis 500, and also ran races at Milwaukee (for
A. J. Foyt Enterprises), Edmonton, Toronto, Mid-Ohio, and Watkins Glen.
In 2010, Tracy would attempt 6 races, three with KV Racing and three with
Dreyer & Reinbold Racing. Tracy's best was a 6th at Edmonton with KV, he failed to qualify for the
Indianapolis 500. The following year, Tracy announced he would return to Dreyer & Reinbold Racing in the 23
WIX Filters car for the
2011 Indianapolis 500
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. Tracy would make six more starts with Jay Penske's
Dragon Racing in 2011, racing the number 8
Make A Wish Foundation/ARMA Energy car at Long Beach, Texas, Toronto, and Edmonton. Tracy also raced for Dragon in the
2011 IZOD IndyCar World Championship
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in Las Vegas, where he was involved in the 15 car pileup on Lap 11 that resulted in the death of
Dan Wheldon. Tracy announced he would retire from open-wheel racing following the accident.
Other racing
Tracy dabbled in the
NASCAR Busch Series, and attempted to gain a full-season contract in
2007
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. However, after poor results in the first three Busch races, Tracy reconsidered and stayed in Champ Car. Tracy also competed in one
Camping World Truck Series
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race in 2008 at
Texas Motor Speedway, where he finished 20th for Germain Racing.
In July 2013, Tracy ran in the
Stadium Super Trucks, making his debut at Toronto.
Personal
Tracy has been married three times and has two children. He resides in
Scottsdale, Arizona. On July 16, 2015, Tracy announced via his Instagram that he had become a citizen of the United States while maintaining his citizenship of Canada. He is nicknamed "The Thrill from West Hill" for his connection to
West Hill, Toronto.
Tracy has also dabbled as a professional downhill mountain bike racer. He raced for Yeti Bicycles and made appearances in the pro class at famous bike races such as the legendary Kamikaze at Mammoth mountain. Penske developed a special upside-down suspension fork for
Yeti Cycles and Tracy.
Kaiser Aerospace
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in partnership with Yeti Cycles built one of the first thermoplastic carbon fiber bicycles for Tracy at $500,000.
Trivia
Tracy appeared as an on-screen extra in an episode of ''
The Littlest Hobo'' titled "Torque" (1985, Season 6).
Motorsports results
Career summary
American open–wheel racing results
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)
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CART / Champ Car
IndyCar Series
: ''
1 Run on same day.''
: ''
2 Non-points-paying, exhibition race.''
: ''
3 The
Las Vegas Indy 300 was abandoned after
Dan Wheldon died from injuries sustained in a 15-car crash on lap 11.''
Indianapolis 500
Sports car racing
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Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series
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24 Hours of Daytona
NASCAR
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Bold – Pole position awarded by qualifying time. ''Italics'' – Pole position earned by points standings or practice time. * – Most laps led.)
Busch Series
Craftsman Truck Series
Stadium Super Trucks
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) (
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Superstar Racing Experience
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)
* – Most laps led. 1 – Heat 1 winner. 2 – Heat 2 winner.
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List of Champ Car drivers
*
List of Canadians in Champ Car
References
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