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Personal Site: www.mikeconway.co.uk
Mike Conway Fast Facts
First IndyCar Series Season: 2009
IndyCar Series Wins: 0
IndyCar Series Poles: 0
IndyCar Series Starts: 17
First IndyCar Start: April 5, 2009 (St. Petersburg)
  • Finished 17th in IndyCar Series standings for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing.
  • Recorded one top-five and three top-10 finishes.
  • Posted best oval finish of eighth at Iowa after starting 19th.
  • Champion of British Formula 3 Renault with Fortec Motorsports.
  • Recorded 17 podium finishes, including eight victories. Also posted nine pole starts.
  • Finalist for McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year award.
  • Was part of Honda F1 Racing Young Driver Program.
  • Champion of British Formula 3 International with Räikkönen Robertson Racing Recorded 17 podium finishes, including eight victories, and eight pole starts.
  • Won Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix with Räikkönen Robertson Racing; the first Brit to win since Darren Manning in 1999.
  • Received the National Racing Driver of the Year award at the McLaren Autosport Awards.
About Mike Conway

Mike Conway joins Dreyer & Reinbold Racing for a second season. The 26-year-old came on board with the team and the IndyCar Series for the first time last season after spending his young career climbing the racing ladder in the European formula car ranks. In 2008, he drove for Trident Racing in the GP2 Series, winning a round at the famed streets of Monaco. He also served as a Honda F1 Racing test driver during the past two seasons.

Coming up through the ranks, he won the 2006 British Formula 3 Championship, driving for Räikkönen Robertson Racing, and he also won the famed Macau Grand Prix in the same year. He was recognized twice by the British Racing Drivers' Club for his achievements in Formula 3 in 2005, and in 2004, he won the Formula Renault UK Championship.

Conway is managed by 2MB Sports Management, a company formed by former drivers Mark Blundell, who currently maintains sole ownership, and Martin Brundle.

Away from the track, Conway enjoys cycling, swimming and cooking.

Career History
2009
  • Finished 17th in IndyCar Series standings for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing.
  • Recorded one top-five and three top-10 finishes.
  • Posted best oval finish of eighth at Iowa after starting 19th.
2008
  • Finished 12th in GP2 Series standings with Trident Racing with victory in sprint race at Monte Carlo.
  • Won International GT Open GTS race with Scuderia Latorre on Valencia street circuit.
  • Was part of Honda F1 Racing Young Driver Program.
  • Tested Panther Racing car at Infineon Raceway.
2007
  • Finished 14th as rookie in GP2 Series standings with Super Nova Racing with high finish of second in 21 races.
  • Was part of Honda F1 Racing Young Driver Program.
2006
  • Champion of British Formula 3 International with Räikkönen Robertson Racing.
  • Recorded 17 podium finishes, including eight victories, and eight pole starts.
  • Competed in two GP2 Series races with DPR Direxiv.
  • Won Formula 3 Macau Grand Prix with Räikkönen Robertson Racing; the first Brit to win since Darren Manning in 1999.
  • Received the National Racing Driver of the Year award at the McLaren Autosport Awards.
2005
  • Finished third in British Formula 3 International standings with Fortec Motorsports.
  • Recorded seven podium finishes, including victory at Croft, in 19 races. Also posted five front-row starts.
  • Received the BRDC Spencer-Charrington Trophy awarded to the highest-placing British driver in British Formula 3.
  • Received the BRDC John Cooper Trophy awarded to Formula 3 driver who has shown potential to become an F1 driver.
2004
  • Champion of British Formula 3 Renault with Fortec Motorsports.
  • Recorded 17 podium finishes, including eight victories. Also posted nine pole starts.
  • Finalist for McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year award.
2003
  • Finished fourth in British Formula 3 Renault standings with Fortec Motorsports; highest placing rookie.
  • Recorded four podium finishes, including victory at Snetterton.
  • Finished second in British Formula 3 Renault Winter Series with victories at Donington Park and Brands Hatch in four races. Also posted two pole starts.
2002
  • Finished fourth in British Formula Ford standings with Van Diemen.
  • Recorded five podium finishes and three front-row starts.
2001
  • Finished sixth in British Junior Formula Ford standings with Martin Donnelly Racing.
  • Posted victory at Spa and second place at Snetterton.
  • Competed in Formula Ford UK Winter Series with Martin Donnelly Racing with victory at Donnington Park.
Early Career
  • Champion of British Formula A karting series in 2000.
  • Champion of British JICA karting series in 1998.