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Milwaukee Mile CART Race at Night, June 5, 2004

Night CART racing at the Milwaukee Mile Racetrack.
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Craig Bird (third man on the left) is Headed for 6 months of SEAL Training © Oak Park Journal photo Mr. Bird is headed for a very active life, and one with greater risks than a regular service person.  He is looking forward to the mission and the service, and we all wish him the best for dedication and commitment to this Nation. The Passing of the late President of the United States Mr. Ronald Wilson Reagan is announced to the crowd and a moment of solemn silence is given by the spectators and service members. © Oak Park Journal photo The Death of the late President keeps all still for a time and only the beginning of an entire week to measure the loss felt by the Nation and the World. © Oak Park Journal photo An Honor Guard host the unveiling of the large Stars and Stripes. © Oak Park Journal photo © Oak Park Journal photo © Oak Park Journal photo Michel Jourdain Jr dons his helmet and prepares] to go 250 Miles. © Oak Park Journal photo Michel Jourdain Jr. will finish 3rd this evening and at the end he will pour champagne down the the back of  Fighters display a symbol of strength and unity before the start of the race. © Oak Park Journal photo Ryan Hunter Reay and the Herdez team are all ready for the start of the race. © Oak Park Journal photo Easy Come.... © Oak Park Journal photo Easy Go...(note the single red brake light)... © Oak Park Journal photo Ryan Hunter Reay had the number one pole position and kept the lead to win.  A beautiful night, no rain, no serious injuries, a good night for racing and good night for fans. © Oak Park Journal photo Beautiful weather helped to fill the stands this year.  Last year was cold enough for snow almost. © Oak Park Journal photo Almost as nice as an Edward Hopper painting, a scene behind the Grand Stands. © Oak Park Journal photo Champagne is sprayed everywhere, but down the neck, back and pants of Ryan Hunter Reay is just Michel Jourdain Jr's way of saying he wanted to win two years in a row and if not here's a drink on you. © Oak Park Journal photo The Winner, Ryan Hunter Reay holds the winning cup with a 250 Lap time of 1:59:12.397 and winning with a lead of  5.865 seconds. © Oak Park Journal photo 1   1   4     R. Hunter-Reay      250   1:59:12.397   129.859   208.987                  Active  2   3   7     P. Carpentier          250   1:59:18.262   129.752   208.816   5.865     Active  3   9   9     M. Jourdain Jr.      250   1:59:23.746   129.653   208.656   11.349   Active  4   8   12   J. Vasser                249   1:59:16.848   129.259   208.022   1 Lap       Active  5  13  10  A. Allmendinger    249   1:59:24.474   129.121   207.800   1 Lap       Active More Race coverage by Sports Editor Dan Peters

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