The Dallara/Aurora IndyCar was campaigned by Kelley Racing and driven by Scott Sharp for the 2001 IndyCar season. The car qualified on the pole for the 85th running of the Indianapolis 500 and won the Texas Motor Speedway race two weeks later. The car is in the condition in which it last raced with its Delphi/Futaba/AT&T livery. The car had 13 IndyCar starts, completing 2,207 of 2,650 laps and led 166 laps winning the inaugural race at Phoenix International Raceway. Most notable for the car was the four-lap pole qualifying effort for the 85th running of the Indianapolis 500 with a 10-mile average of 226.037 miles an hour.