For 26 years, the high-speed, open-wheel cars of Champ Car have thrilled fans at the Grand Prix of Cleveland, a Northeast Ohio tradition that currently has the longest tenure of any temporary racing venue on the Champ Car circuit. The Grand Prix of Cleveland celebrated the event’s 26th anniversary in 2007 by welcoming back past champions including Bobby Rahal, Danny Sullivan, and Al Unser, Jr. Since Bobby Rahal won the inaugural race as a rookie in 1982, some of the greatest names in auto racing have taken the checkered flag on the famous course at Burke Lakefront Airport on the shores of Lake Erie. In addition to racing legends such as Al Unser, Jr., Mario Andretti, and Emerson Fittipaldi, that list of champions includes current stars Paul Tracy and Sebastien Bourdais. The Grand Prix of Cleveland entered a new era in 2006 when Mi-Jack Promotions became the promoter for the event. Mi-Jack remains committed to carrying on the great traditions of the Grand Prix for many years to come. Click here to see who's won the last 26 races here Click here to see the last 26 years of Event Program Cover Art