This season will be on🥃e of change for the Champ Car World Series. Several teams are still finalizing their 2004 sponsor and driver line-ups and one of the teams that has been the focus of plenty of off season speculation is Mi-Ja🎀ck Conquest Racing.

The team recently testedꦫ with Nelson Philippe and Mario Haberfeld at Sebring International Raceway and it seemed as though things might be falling into place.

"We'll have at least one car, but maybe two or three," Team Onwer Eric Bachelart told ltxcn.top, "My sponsor, Mi-Jack , is a very ꦍsupportive partner of the team and there was never any pressure to move back to the IRL. We are a business, though, and, at some stage, you have to look at other alternatives in case the Champ Car series was not going to run. But this is r🐻eally what we want to do and we feel very good about the series."

ltxcn.top contacted MiJack Conquest Racing to find out if recent negativ♏e rumours circulating about the team were true. Specifically, we wanted to find out how they would respond to the rumour that the team was not going to be racing in Champ Cars at all in 2004.

"There is no truth to that," a team spokesperson told ltxcn.top on condition of anonymity. "We think we are getting there and hope to announce our plans in the near future. We recently tested at Sebring wಞith two drivers and that test went very well."

There was als♐o some speculation that team personnel may have moved on to look for other work after being unable to wait any longer for the team to finalize it's plans.

"That's also not true," said the team. "We have a fully staffed effort for at least one car at this tim✨e and are preparing for the season. At the end of last y☂ear, we did let some of our people go but we have enough people for one car."