With over 200 starts in premier U.S. open-wheel racing series for a vast array of teams, Oriol Servia has a unique insight into some of the top racers of the 2000s. The Catalan, who was born in Pals near Barcelona, has enjoyed a remarkably lengthy and varied racing career – which included a couple of Formula 1 tests for Prost in 2001 – but he’s best remembered for his Champ Car World Series days.
He netted his sole win for Newman/Haas Racing at Montreal in 2005, albeit in controversial style after leader Timo Glock was ordered to move aside after blocking at the chicane. Servia went on to finish second in points that year.
