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Originally posted by macdaddy
How many times did they sweep the podium? That was a rather boring TGF-ish season because of the utter dominance.
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CART 1994 - podiums :
Rc 1 (Surfers) : 1 Mi Andretti, 2 Emmo, 3 Ma Andretti
Rc 2 (Phoenix) : 1 Emmo, 2 Al Unser Jr, 3 Mansell
Rc 3 (Long Beach) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Mansell, 3 Gordon
Rc 4 (Indianapolis) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Villeneuve, 3 Rahal
Rc 5 (Milwaukee) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Emmo, 3 Tracy - (1)
Rc 6 (Detroit) : 1 Tracy, 2 Emmo, 3 Gordon
Rc 7 (Portland) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Emmo, 3 Tracy - (2)
Rc 8 (Cleveland) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Mansell, 3 Tracy
Rc 9 (Toronto) : 1 Mi Andretti, 2 Rahal, 3 Emmo
Rc 10 (Michigan) : 1 Goodyear, 2 Luyendyk, 3 Dobson
Rc 11 (Mid-Ohio) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Tracy, 3 Emmo - (3)
Rc 12 (New Hampshire) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Tracy, 3 Emmo - (4)
Rc 13 (Vancouver) : 1 Al Unser Jr, 2 Gordon, 3 Mi Andretti
Rc 14 (Road America) : 1 Villeneuve, 2 Al Unser Jr, 3 Emmo
Rc 15 (Nazareth) : 1 Tracy, 2 Al Unser Jr, 3 Emmo - (5)
Rc 16 (Laguna Seca) : 1 Tracy, 2 Boesel, 3 Villeneuve
5 clean sweeps of the podium that is (its one reason for justifying not having 3 car teams in F1)
New Hampshire the Penskes finished within a few seconds of each other and Boesel in 4th place was 2 laps down (200 lap race). Nazareth they were even more dominant; all non-Penskes were a lap down within a quarter distance and the first non-Penske (again Boesel) was 4 (FOUR) laps behind.
Yep - utter dominance. But at least (unlike Ferrari) the Penskes were allowed to RACE each other.
