Indy cars have a power output of 700 HP plus enabling them to reach top speeds of over 250mph and average speeds of over 230mph. DENSO is in charge of TOYOTA's Engine Management System, the heart of the engine. DENSO sponsored TOYOTA's Indy challenge in 1996 as well as the AAR team. In 2004, DENSO is the primary sponsor of the Mo Nunn Racing team in the IRL. Mo Nunn Racing (IndyCar Series)   Team Mo Nunn Racing Machine Dallala-TOYOTA Drivers Tora Takagi   Main Specifications of Panoz G Force-TOYOTA Engine Model TOYOTA Indy RV8I Total Displacement 3,500cc Engine Management System DENSO Name Tora Takagi Date of Birth February 12, 1974 Place of Birth Shizuoka, Japan The ultimate event in the IRL (Indy Racing League) is the Indianapolis 500, the wonderful American classic race that was first held in 1911 and is being held this year for the 88th time. TOYOTA is competing in the IRL for the first time in 2003. The newly developed 3.5 liter, non-turbo normal aspiration TOYOTA Indy RV8I engine generates 700 HP with a 10,300 rev limit, reaching top speeds of over 400 km/h. Such speeds can be reached on the oval circuits characteristic of the USA. The ultra fast battles are a thrilling, lightning quick display from start to finish, which is what makes them so American. TOYOTA dominated 2002 year's American CART series to take the cherished champion's title, and after shifting its target 2003 season to the IRL it has a burning desire to win the series at the first attempt. ▲ UP