A walkthrough of Sebastien's career,
year-by-year, from the time he raced
go-karts to present, where he now races in the fastest cars on earth. [More]
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(All statistics are prior to the 2007 season)
Champ Car Wins: 23 2003 - England, Germany, Cleveland
2004 – Monterrey, Portland, Cleveland, Toronto,
Denver, Las Vegas, Mexico City
2005 – Long Beach, Edmonton, San Jose, Denver, Las
Vegas, Australia
2006 – Long Beach, Houston, Monterrey, Milwaukee, San Jose, Montreal, Mexico City
Champ Car Poles: 25 2003 - St. Petersburg, Monterrey, Germany, Cleveland, Australia
2004 - Monterrey,
Portland, Toronto, Elkhart Lake, Denver, Montreal, Laguna Seca, Mexico City
2005 – Monterrey, Toronto, San Jose, Montreal, Las Vegas
2006 – Long Beach, Monterrey, Milwaukee, Edmonton, San Jose, Denver, Montreal
Champ Car Starts: 59 23 wins in 59 starts = 39% win avg.
25 poles in 59 starts = 42% avg. of
starting from pole
• Became the first driver to earn three consecutive open wheel titles since Ted Horn (1946-1948)
• 2004, 2005 & 2006 Champ Car World Series Champion - Won in only his second, third and fourth seasons
• Won a total of 25 poles in 59 events including first two of Champ Car career (42 percent)
• Earned 23 wins in first 59 races (39 percent)
• Has earned 35 podium finishes in his first 59 races -- a percentage unmatched in the history of the series (59 percent)
• Became first driver in the series to start in the top-three 15 consecutive times
• Was first rookie in series history to lead first laps of race in debut (led 30)
• Became first driver in series history to win oval debut from pole
• Won 2003 Rookie of the Year & Greg Moore Legacy Award
• Won Bridgestone’s Grip on the Season Award (lowest avg. of fastest race laps) three times in four years of award (2003, 2004 & 2005)
• Has competed in the 24 Hours of Le Mans (five times), the IROC series, Baja 1000 (twice) and Race of Champions (four times)
