March 14 newsstand: Sharp settles

Scott Sharp & RLR have settled their lawsuit
They've come to a settlement, that, reading between the lines of Rahal's words, looks like Patron & Scott paid some cash to RLR.

Scott looks ahead to his new career ...
South Florida Sun-Sentinel: After years of turning left, things turning out right for Sharp
Scott talks about life in the ALMS.

The new Rahal
Graham Rahal has always been destined to be a racecar driver
Says Graham: "You get the bonuses but at the same time there is a lot of pressure to do well. It's the same for anybody – like Marco and A.J. Foyt IV -- that carries a name. Anybody inside the racing community realizes that everybody has to learn and grow, and obviously at my age especially a lot of people recognize that it's going to take a little time."

On Power
Australian Age: Power's switch creates challenge
Says KV's newest driver: "It makes me feel like a rookie again. It's going to be tough but I'm up for the challenge."

Assimilating
The CC teams are set to test at Sebring next week
The two-day test will be March 19-20. KV, NHL, Coyne & Conquest are expected to participate. HVM might participate if they can get the car put together.

John Oreovicz says the mad scramble is on to get ready
Says Jimmy Vasser: "As you can imagine, all the Champ Car teams are absolutely flat out. It's a huge undertaking, and we're working around the clock seven days a week just to get prepared for first the test at Sebring, which I think we'll make."

Oreo lists Nelson Phillippe and Paul Tracy as potential Conquest drivers.

Meanwhile, Robin Miller has an in-depth piece with HVM.
Keith Wiggins says they plan to run one car this year. Ernesto Viso is the likely driver.

And Paul Tracy unloads to David Phillips
Says PT: "I woke up the other morning and realized this could be how my career ends. I feel like the guy who bought a tuxedo, rented a limo and got his shoes polished for the prom . . . and then realized he doesn’t have a date."

Forsythe "consulting"
He won't own a team, but Gerry Forsythe's group is "helping" others