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The foundation laid in 2009 and 2010 came together in 2011. Together with Oryx Racing, the team claimed 5 class victories and 4 overall wins. The team took five pole positions, four fastest race laps and a total of thirteen podium finishes. By the end of the season, Dyson Racing had claimed 5
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media guide called him “One of the world’s great racing drivers, no matter which discipline.” He spent twenty of his thirty-year career driving for Dyson Racing and continues to work with the team to this day as a consultant.
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during this time that began with modest radial tire development and would eventually grow to a full-scale tire support program that would prove essential to the team over an unprecedented 20-year run of success.
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250, finished second in the 2002 Driver's championship with five wins and claimed Rookie of the Year honors. Despite scoring no points at the Rolex 24 Hours, Dyson missed winning the title by only two points.
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race where they won by 0.083 seconds, setting the record for the closest overall finish in ALMS history. By the end of the season, they would finish 2nd in the LMP1 Teams' Championships with Chris Dyson and
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driver titles in 1997 and 1998 and James Weaver won the United States Road Racing Championship (USRRC) Can-Am championship in 1998. 1997 was their best year to date. It started with their first win in the
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in May 1985, even though they were running the smaller 2.8-liter engine compared to the other 962s' 3.2-liter engines. The team went on to win two more races with Olson winning the inaugural
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raced full-time, finishing 9th in points with one win and four podiums out of 20 races. Leitzinger entered seven rounds and Smith the other two, scoring a total of three podiums.
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The 2003 season saw Weaver and Leitzinger scored a triumphant overall win at Sonoma against the larger Audi R8s running in the LMP900 class. It was the first time an
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classes combine to form one LMP class, creating very close competition amongst five distinctly different chassis-engine combinations. The Dyson team, now on
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Engine Manufacturers’ Championship. The "giant-killing" package immediately showed promise and ran in contention for the overall lead with the Audis at the
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event overall and was also a one-two in class for the team. In total, there were five class wins for the year including the team's first honors at
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to compete in the inaugural World Sportscar Championship (WSC) in 1994. For that season, the team ran a Spice chassis with a production-based
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saw the Dyson Riley and Scott Lincoln finish third overall and ahead of three other Audi R8s at Sebring. The team entered three additional
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events in 2001 but the Mk3C could not match the Audis' race-winning pace and the team stopped racing that car at the end of the season.
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The team competed with its R&S Mk. III-Fords (now with a larger capacity V8) and won titles in two different series again in 1999.
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tires in the offseason. With near-perfect reliability, the team began its 2005 campaign strongly at Sebring and scored its first
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meant that Weaver finished two points adrift in the championship. The team continued to run two cars in 1996 with three wins and
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title in 2003 and once again to win overall IMSA series victories. This was the start of long-term successful partnership with
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in the Audi R8 for more than half the race. The team finished the season 2nd in the championship with drivers James Weaver and
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North America's factory-supported team in 1990. Assisted by engine builder Andial and employing improved aerodynamics with the
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later that year and onwards would continue to co-drive full-time with Chris Dyson. The team finished second behind rivals,
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All told the team's Riley and Scott MkIII cars claimed thirty-eight victories, with two overall and two class wins at the
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in February 1993, finishing fifth overall and second in GTP. Keeping the core team employed, Dyson Racing also ran six
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1988 was the year of eight in a row wins for the Nissan GTP ZX Turbo. Dyson Racing had two of the three wins for
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B09/86 LMP2 cars for the 2009 season. This move rekindled the team's long standing relationship with Lola and
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second and James Weaver third in the IMSA Drivers’ Championship and the team won its first Team Championship.
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with Cobb, and from 1988 onwards the Englishman drove for the team until his retirement twenty years later.
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in sixth place. Porsche won the ALMS LMP2 Manufacturers championship by only one point over the four-car
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V8 power with engines provided by Lozano Brothers Porting, the team won with the car's third time out at
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championship and the team won their second Daytona 24 Hour race. The team started the inaugural 1999
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showed it far off the pace and the chassis was jettisoned immediately. Dyson Racing resurrected the
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The 2008 season starting off with a strong second and third in class finish at the season-opening
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in 1974, the team competed successfully in North American sports car racing series, including the
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nationals in 1977, adding Pat Smith as crew chief and won a national championship in 1981 with a
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swept the manufacturers' title, and Dyson Racing claimed 2nd in the team championship behind
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Cup of North America. It was the first of four consecutive Porsche Cups for the Dyson team.
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sedan with a pit crew of one: his wife Emilie. He won his first race, a regional at the
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race. The team ended the season 2nd in the team championship behind their main rivals,
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race was particularly hard-fought with Chris Dyson holding off reigning LMP1 champion
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in September. The San Antonio win, scored with Dyson's unique 962-DR1 chassis, ended
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team championship, whereas Chris Dyson finished first in the drivers championship.
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championship titles: Team Championship; Drivers Championship with Chris Dyson and
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showed its superiority from its first race on. A strong drive by James Weaver,
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in the teams championship with Chris Dyson second in the Drivers Championship.
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and the 16 and 20 cars between them accounted for eleven podium finishes. The
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machines and the team made the decision to be the first to commit to the new
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race. The Tampa World Challenge race would be the team's final victory in
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came second. The team continued its dominance in its last full year in
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season, the Dyson team was fortunate to strike up a partnership with
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B01/60-AERs in the ten-race championship. The team had switched to
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in 2002 with seven series wins and first in the Team Championship.
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entered two rounds, claiming one win and three podiums. In 2015,
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were fifth in the drivers’ standings followed by Chris Dyson and
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for 1992 did not bear fruit and the team sat out the entire 1992
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LMP2 MZR-R powerplant. The team claimed two class victories at
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start at Baltimore and the team claimed their 200th podium at
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class for 2004. Weaver and Leitzinger took a memorable win at
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2nd in the Drivers' Championship. Dyson celebrated his 100th
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and Andy Wallace finished third in the hotly contested 2007
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V8 engine in nine races, with a highlight being a third at
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EX257/MG, in preparation for a full-season assault on the
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In 2007, the team renewed its historic relationship with
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Adding an open-wheel racing program to the IMSA program,
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placing second in the championship both years. In 1986,
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regulations, the team moved their two largely unchanged
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In 2005, Dyson Racing once again entered two full-time
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races with a best finish of third in class at the 1983
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drivers championship, four points ahead of teammates,
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and ran two brand new RS Spyders in the LMP2 class.
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By season's end, the team had won the 586:The team had committed early to the new 407:962C-148, the team had four podiums and 1188: 1075:, biofuel IsoButanol, Dunlop tires and 258:Dyson formed a close relationship with 1423:2011 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1399:2010 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1376:2009 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1340:2008 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1292:2007 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1280:2006 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1256:2005 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1232:2004 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 1208:2003 ALMS Drivers Championship Results 992:program at the conclusion of the 2008 604:Grand American Road Racing Association 1518:Pursuing the art of sports car racing 7: 1524:30 years of memories at Dyson Racing 1063:in August. It was the first overall 838:. 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Index

United States
Rob Dyson
Trans-Am Series
American Le Mans Series
Rolex Sports Car Series
Can Am
Indy Car
IMSA GT Championship
Pirelli World Challenge
Chris Dyson
Guy Smith
Butch Leitzinger
Matt McMurry
sports car racing
Poughkeepsie, New York
United States
Rob Dyson
IMSA GT Championship
American Le Mans Series
Rob Dyson
Sports Car Club of America
Datsun 510
Watkins Glen
New York
SCCA
Nissan 200SX
Rob Dyson
Lime Rock Park
Connecticut
Firebird

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