Team 7-Eleven Practice Report (May 11, 2004)

Driver:  Tony Kanaan
Car:  #11 Team 7-Eleven Dallara/Honda/Firestone

                   Tony Kanaan                                                           Tony Kanaan
                       May 11                                                       All Practice Sessions
      Position               3rd                                           Best Speed             220.855 mph
      Speed                  220.855 mph                                   Best Time              40.7507 sec
      Time                   40.7507 sec                                   Total Laps             94
      Laps                   25

                                                      IndyCar Series
                                               Practice Speeds - May 11
                                        1. Kosuke Matsuura             221.857 mph
                                        2. Adrian Fernandez            221.705 mph
                                        3. Tony Kanaan                 220.855 mph
                                        4. Helio Castroneves           219.937 mph
                                        5. Bryan Herta                 219.909 mph

Tony Kanaan, #11 Team 7-Eleven Dallara/Honda/Firestone
          "I hate to sound like a broken record, but today was a lot like yesterday. We struggled a little bit in
the morning with the Team 7-Eleven car and then found ourselves late in the afternoon. I feel more
confident than yesterday, for sure. I think we're on the right track and now we just need to chase the
speed."

Tony Kanaan Facts
       Indianapolis marks Kanaan's 21st IndyCar Series start.
       Kanaan started second and finished third in last year's Indianapolis 500.
       Kanaan is coming off a second-place finish in the series' last event at Twin Ring Motegi on April 17.

Eric Cowdin, Race Engineer, #11 Team 7-Eleven Dallara/Honda/Firestone
          "We made good progress today with the Team 7-Eleven car. We made some changes overnight
last night that didn't pan out very well for us, but we have a set agenda that we need to work through. We
sat down as a group - engineers and drivers - and made a new plan for this afternoon, and it really
benefited all four drivers. As a team, we've picked up a lot of speed. It gives us a really good baseline
heading into the rest of the week."