2007 Grand Prix of Cleveland

Pos	Nat	Name	Team	Qual 1	Qual 2	Best
1		Sébastien Bourdais	N/H/L Racing	56.961	56.363	56.363
2		Simon Pagenaud	Team Australia	57.338	56.388	56.388
3		Will Power	Team Australia	57.301	56.473	56.473
4		Graham Rahal	N/H/L Racing	57.658	56.588	56.588
5		Robert Doornbos	Minardi Team USA	57.745	56.751	56.751
6		Dan Clarke	Minardi Team USA	57.855	57.001	57.001
7		Paul Tracy	Forsythe Racing	57.782	57.065	57.065
8		Justin Wilson	RSPORTS	57.427	57.079	57.079
9		Alex Tagliani	RSPORTS	57.652	57.199	57.199
10		Oriol Servia	Forsythe Racing	57.722	57.380	57.380
11		Neel Jani	PKV Racing	57.535	57.400	57.400
12		Tristan Gommendy	PKV Racing	57.978	57.516	57.516
13		Alex Figge	Pacific Coast Motorsports	59.117	57.626	57.626
14		Bruno Junqueira	Dale Coyne Racing	57.811	57.758	57.758
15		Katherine Legge	Dale Coyne Racing	58.681	57.811	57.811
16		Ryan Dalziel	Pacific Coast Motorsports	58.238	57.928	57.928
17		Jan Heylen	Conquest Racing	58.259	58.116	58.116

Sébastien Bourdais lead both Friday and Saturday's qualification sessions. Rookie Simon Pagenaud missed the pole by .025 of a second to score his first Champ Car front row starting position next to Bourdais. Bourdais chose to start from the left side of the track, opposite the traditional inside position leading to Cleveland's often frantic first turn.

Pos	No	Driver	Team	Laps	Time/Retired	Grid	Points
1	7	Paul Tracy	Forsythe Racing	89	1:45:10.860	7	31
2	14	Robert Doornbos	Minardi Team USA	89	+0.5 secs	5	27
3	21	Neel Jani	PKV Racing	89	+5.4 secs	11	26
4	9	Justin Wilson	RSPORTS	89	+5.9 secs	8	23
5	15	Simon Pagenaud	Team Australia	89	+6.3 secs	2	21
6	8	Alex Tagliani	RSPORTS	89	+17.8 secs	9	19
7	3	Oriol Servia	Forsythe Racing	89	+23.7 secs	10	17
8	2	Graham Rahal	N/H/L Racing	89	+24.7 secs	4	15
9	28	Ryan Dalziel	Pacific Coast Motorsports	89	+27.8 secs	16	13
10	5	Will Power	Team Australia	89	+55.2 secs	3	11
11	4	Dan Clarke	Minardi Team USA	88	+ 1 Lap	6	10
12	1	Sébastien Bourdais	N/H/L Racing	67	Mechanical	1	12
13	22	Tristan Gommendy	PKV Racing	34	Contact	12	8
14	42	Jan Heylen	Conquest Racing	34	Contact	17	7
15	11	Katherine Legge	Dale Coyne Racing	32	Mechanical	15	6
16	19	Bruno Junqueira	Dale Coyne Racing	6	Contact	14	5
17	29	Alex Figge	Pacific Coast Motorsports	3	Mechanical	13	4

An incident-filled race ended with a surprise winner in Paul Tracy, his first victory since the 2005 Cleveland Grand Prix and 31st overall. Despite two early crashes which forced him to pit and have his crew replace his nose cone twice, Tracy managed to stay on the lead lap. Tracy found himself in lead on lap 70 during the last yellow flag period. The extra fuel he gained by his two early pit stops allowed him to gamble on fuel strategy. Robert Doornbos, recovering from an early setback of his own after he was black-flagged for blocking, was catching up to him quickly in the final laps but was unable to pass Tracy before the checkered flag after 89 laps.

Early in the race it looked as if the race would come down to a showdown between Will Power and Sébastien Bourdais as they raced nose to tail, with Bourdais leading from the standing start. Power, following the script Bourdais ran to in the Portland race, passed Bourdais after the first round of pit stops by staying out an extra lap. But the battle was aborted when Bourdais' car broke down on lap 67. Not long later, Power was forced to pit under green on lap 75 to change a tire that failed because of a broken valve.

• New Race Record: Paul Tracy 1:45:10.860

Drivers' Championship standings Pos Driver Points 1 Sébastien Bourdais 117 1 2 Robert Doornbos 114 1 3 Will Power 105 4 Alex Tagliani 97 5 Justin Wilson 92

• Note: Only the top five positions are included.

Attendance at the 3 day race weekend was 151,426 people with over 65,000 fans attending the Champ Car raceday main event. This represented a 28% increase over 2006.[1]

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