Greg Moore

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Gregory William Moore (New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada, April 22, 1975-Fontana, California, United States, October 31, 1999) better known as Greg Moore, was a Canadian racing driver. In his four years in CART, he earned five wins and 17 podium finishes in 72 starts with the Forsythe team.

Sports career

In 1993 and 1994, Moore contested the Indy Lights with his own team, finishing ninth in his debut year, and third in 1994 with three wins and six podium finishes. He was the 1995 Indy Lights season champion with ten wins in twelve races, now as a Forsythe driver.

Forsythe hired Moore to race in the CART series in 1996. With three podium finishes, he finished ninth in the championship.

In 1997, the Canadian won his first two CART races in Milwaukee and Detroit. He also finished second in three races, though a string of DNFs in the second half of the season dropped him to seventh overall.

In 1998, Moore won again at Rio de Janeiro and the Michigan 500. With a total of six podium finishes, he finished fifth in the championship.

In his fourth year as a CART driver for Forsythe, the Canadian took a victory at Homestead in the 1999 season opener, and scored two more podium finishes. That same year, he contested the four dates of the International Race of Champions.

Death

On October 31, 1999, Moore was racing at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California. It was the final test of the CART, the Marlboro 500, and on the tenth lap, Moore's car lost control at Turn 2 and went off the track at 354 km/h, lifting into the air after the suspension failed. of his vehicle hit an access road to the runway, and consequently crashed into a wall at more than 260 km/h on the side of the pilot's cabin, causing damage to the anti-roll bar. After the first impact, and with the car completely disintegrated, the cabin with Moore inside and unconscious continued to roll over and hit the ground. Finally, it came to a stop face down and completely mangled, with Moore inside it. Moore received fatal head and internal injuries and was airlifted to Loma Linda University Medical Center. Shortly after the impact, Greg Moore died.

The track was accommodated and the race continued, without announcing Moore's death, as the committee decided it could be detrimental to the drivers, causing distraction and a higher number of accidents. His death occurred a month after the fatal crash of Gonzalo Rodríguez on the Laguna Seca date of the CART.

His remains rest in Robinson Memorial Park Cemetery in Coquitlam.

Results

CART

Year Equipment 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Position Points
1996 Forsythe Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIA
7
Bandera de Brasil
RIO
Ret
Bandera de Australia
SUR
3
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LBH
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
NAZ
2
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIC
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIL
5
Bandera de Estados Unidos
DET
20
Bandera de Estados Unidos
BY
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
CLE
3
Bandera de Canadá
TOR
4
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIC
17
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MDO
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
ROA
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
VAN
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LAG
6
9th84
1997 Forsythe Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIA
4
Bandera de Australia
SUR
2
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LBH
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
NAZ
16
Bandera de Brasil
RIO
2
Bandera de Estados Unidos
GAT
13
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIL
1
Bandera de Estados Unidos
DET
1
Bandera de Estados Unidos
BY
5
Bandera de Estados Unidos
CLE
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
TOR
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIC
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MDO
2
Bandera de Estados Unidos
ROA
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
VAN
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LAG
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
FON
Ret
7th111
1998 Forsythe Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIA
2
Bandera de Japón
MOT
4
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LBH
6
Bandera de Estados Unidos
NAZ
3
Bandera de Brasil
RIO
1
Bandera de Estados Unidos
GAT
3
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIL
13
Bandera de Estados Unidos
DET
5
Bandera de Estados Unidos
BY
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
CLE
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
TOR
11
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIC
1
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MDO
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
ROA
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
VAN
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LAG
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
HOU
Ret
Bandera de Australia
SUR
8
Bandera de Estados Unidos
FON
2
5o141
1999 Forsythe Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIA
1
Bandera de Japón
MOT
4
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LBH
8
Bandera de Estados Unidos
NAZ
12
Bandera de Brasil
RIO
8
Bandera de Estados Unidos
GAT
6
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIL
2
Bandera de Estados Unidos
BY
13
Bandera de Estados Unidos
CLE
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
ROA
4
Bandera de Canadá
TOR
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MIC
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
DET
3
Bandera de Estados Unidos
MDO
11
Bandera de Estados Unidos
CHI
Ret
Bandera de Canadá
VAN
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
LAG
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
HOU
16
Bandera de Australia
SUR
Ret
Bandera de Estados Unidos
FON
Ret
10th97
  • Negrita indica pole position.

Reference

  • Wd Data: Q594564
  • Commonscat Multimedia: Greg Moore (racing driver) / Q594564

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