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The 2005 Elite Racing League season was the 2nd Elite Racing League season, competed over 8 races in 8 rounds. It is a non canon season (Like all Elite Racing League Seasons.) Drivers and teams throughout the season battled for the Drivers and Manufacturer Championships. It started on the 6th March in Miami, Florida at the Homestead-Miami Speedway and ended on the 16th October in Fontana, California at California Speedway. It was simulated using IndyCar Series 2005. Between this season and the 2009 season the series acted as an IndyCar support series meaning IndyCar drivers could (and did) participate to improve track knowledge and experience. Dan Wheldon is the defending Drivers Champion with Toyota being the defending Manufacturers Championship. David Land won his first Elite Racing League championship at the penultimate race at Gateway. TBA won the Manufacturers Championship.
The 2005 Elite Racing League season was the 2nd Elite Racing League season, competed over 8 races in 8 rounds. It is a non canon season (Like all Elite Racing League Seasons.) Drivers and teams throughout the season battled for the Drivers and Manufacturer Championships. It started on the 6th March in Miami, Florida at the Homestead-Miami Speedway and ended on the 16th October in Fontana, California at California Speedway. It was simulated using IndyCar Series 2005. Between this season and the 2009 season the series acted as an IndyCar support series meaning IndyCar drivers could (and did) participate to improve track knowledge and experience. Dan Wheldon is the defending Drivers Champion with Toyota being the defending Manufacturers Championship. David Land won his first Elite Racing League championship at the penultimate race at Gateway. Toyota won their second Manufacturers Championship at the season finale in Fontana at California Speedway.


==Drivers and Manufacturers==
==Drivers and Manufacturers==
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Latest revision as of 06:12, 25 May 2019

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2005 Elite Racing League season
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The 2005 Elite Racing League season was the 2nd Elite Racing League season, competed over 8 races in 8 rounds. It is a non canon season (Like all Elite Racing League Seasons.) Drivers and teams throughout the season battled for the Drivers and Manufacturer Championships. It started on the 6th March in Miami, Florida at the Homestead-Miami Speedway and ended on the 16th October in Fontana, California at California Speedway. It was simulated using IndyCar Series 2005. Between this season and the 2009 season the series acted as an IndyCar support series meaning IndyCar drivers could (and did) participate to improve track knowledge and experience. Dan Wheldon is the defending Drivers Champion with Toyota being the defending Manufacturers Championship. David Land won his first Elite Racing League championship at the penultimate race at Gateway. Toyota won their second Manufacturers Championship at the season finale in Fontana at California Speedway.

Drivers and Manufacturers

Drivers Champion Manufacturers Champion
Template:USA David Land Flag of Japan svg.png Toyota
Manufacturar Driver
Chevrolet Icon.png Chevrolet
Template:USA Buddy Lazier
Template:USA Buddy Rice
Template:USA David Land
Template:USA Ed Carpenter
Template:USA Eddie Cheever Jr
Template:GBR Mark Taylor
Template:USA Robbie Buhl
Template:USA Sam Hornish Jr
Template:USA Sarah Fisher
Flag of Brazil svg.png Vitor Meira
Honda Icon.png Honda
Template:USA Bryan Herta
Template:GBR Dan Wheldon
Template:GBR Dario Franchitti
Template:USA Greg Ray
Flag of Sweden svg.png Kenny Brack
Flag of Japan svg.png Roger Yasukawa
Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan
Toyota Icon.png Toyota
Template:USA AJ Foyt IV
Template:USA Al Unser Jr
Template:USA Alex Barron
Flag of Brazil svg.png Felipe Giaffone
Flag of Brazil svg.png Gil de Farran
Flag of Brazil svg.png Helio Castroneves
Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon
Template:USA Scott Sharp
Flag of South Africa svg.png Tomas Sheckter
Template:USA Tony Renna
Flag of Japan svg.png Toranosuke Takagi
Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   7th   8th   9th   10th   Other Classified   Pole   Fastest Lap 
Points 50 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 12 10 5 2 1

Standings (After Round 7)

Round Race Track Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning manufacturer
1 Template:USA Toyota ERL Race of Miami Homestead-Miami Speedway 6 March Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan Template:USA David Land Template:USA David Land Template:USA Chevrolet
2 Flag of Japan svg.png Honda ERL Race of Japan Twin Ring Motegi 30 April Template:USA David Land Flag of Brazil svg.png Felipe Giaffone Template:USA Sarah Fisher Template:USA Chevrolet
3 Template:USA SunTrust ERL Race of Richmond Richmond International Raceway 25 June Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon Template:USA David Land Template:USA David Land Template:USA Chevrolet
4 Template:USA Firestone ERL Race of Nashville Nashville Superspeedway 16 July Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon Template:USA AJ Foyt IV Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan Flag of Japan svg.png Honda
5 Template:USA Honda ERL Race of Colorado Pikes Peak International Raceway 21 August Template:USA David Land Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan Flag of Japan svg.png Honda
6 Template:USA ERL Chicago Classic Chicagoland Speedway 11 September Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon Template:USA Sam Hornish Jr Template:USA Bryan Herta Flag of Japan svg.png Honda
7 Template:USA Red Bull ERL Race of Gateway Gateway Motorsports Park 2 October Flag of Brazil svg.png Gil de Ferran Template:GBR Dan Wheldon Flag of Brazil svg.png Helio Castroneves Flag of Japan svg.png Toyota
8 Template:USA Toyota ERL Race of California California Speedway 16 October Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon Flag of Brazil svg.png Gil de Ferran Flag of Brazil svg.png Helio Castroneves Flag of Japan svg.png Toyota
Pos. Driver Points
1 Template:USA David Land 340
2 Flag of Brazil svg.png Tony Kanaan 278
3 Flag of Brazil svg.png Helio Castroneves 220
4 Flag of New Zealand svg.png Scott Dixon 208
5 Flag of Brazil svg.png Gil de Ferran 193
6 Template:USA Sam Hornish Jr 151
7 Flag of South Africa svg.png Tomas Scheckter 150
8 Template:USA Alex Barron 125
9 Flag of Japan svg.png Toranosuke Takagi 114
10 Template:USA Sarah Fisher 100
11 Flag of Sweden svg.png Kenny Brack 87
12 Flag of Brazil svg.png Felipe Giaffone 87
13 Template:USA Al Unser Jr 85
14 Template:USA Bryan Herta 85
15 Flag of Brazil svg.png Vitor Meira 75
16 Flag of Japan svg.png Roger Yasukawa 72
17 Template:USA Scott Sharp 70
18 Template:USA Greg Ray 60
19 Template:GBR Dan Wheldon 57
20 Template:USA Robbie Buhl 47
21 Template:USA Buddy Rice 45
22 Template:USA AJ Foyt IV 41
23 Template:GBR Dario Franchitti 40
24 Template:USA Ed Carpenter 35
25 Template:USA Buddy Lazier 25
26 Template:GBR Mark Taylor 20
27 Template:USA Eddie Cheever Jr 5
28 Template:USA Tony Renna 5
Pos. Driver Points
1 Flag of Japan svg.png Toyota 363
2 Template:USA Chevrolet 357
3 Flag of Japan svg.png Honda 339
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