the team moved full-time to the IRL with rookie Kenny Bräck. Bräck switched to A. J. Foyt Enterprises for 1998 and the team again ceased operations. Galles returned in 1999 with veteran Davey Hamilton. Hamilton was replaced in 2000 by a returning Al Unser Jr., who was switching over from CART after being released from Penske Racing. Unser was one of the first CART stars to switch full-time to the IRL. The team's final year was 2001 where Unser was joined by rookies Didier André and Casey Mears. Summary Throughout the team's 22-year history, their drivers captured 21 wins - 18 by Al Unser Jr. (6 in 1990, 4 in 1988, 2 in 1991 and 1 each in 1984, 1989, 1992, 1993, 2000, and 2001), two by Danny Sullivan (1 each in 1992 and 1993), and one by Bobby Rahal in 1991 in addition to capturing the 1990 CART championship and 1992 Indianapolis 500 with Unser. Former drivers CART Geoff Brabham (1985-1987) Pancho Carter (1984-1986) Kevin Cogan (1993) Dick Ferguson (1980) Adrián Fernández (1993-1995) Tom Gloy (1984) Marco Greco (1995) Davy Jones (1996) Eddie Lawson (1996) Jeff MacPherson (1987) Roberto Moreno (1985-1986) Bobby Rahal (1990-1991) Danny Sullivan (1992-1993) Al Unser Jr. (1983-1984, 1988-1993) IRL Didier André (2001) Kenny Bräck (1997) Marco Greco (1997) Davey Hamilton (1999) Davy Jones (1996) Casey Mears (2001) Al Unser Jr. (2000-2001) Jeff Ward (1997) Racing Results Complete CART results (key) Indy Racing League results (key) IndyCar wins References External links Galles Racing statistics at Race Database Champ Car teams IndyCar Series teams American auto racing teams