The Penske PC-22 was a CART car that Penske Racing ran in 1993. It was designed by Nigel Bennett as a radical departure from the basic concept of the previous Penske cars. It raced in all sixteen events and won eight, three with Emerson Fittipaldi and five with Paul Tracy. Its best known win was Fittipaldi's victory in the 1993 Indianapolis 500. Penske finished second in the season, missing the championship by only eight points to Nigel Mansell, who drove a Lola for the Newman-Haas team. Tracy gave the car its first win at Long Beach and also won at Road America and in the last race at Laguna Seca. The highly successful PC-23 of 1994 was modeled after the PC-22.
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