As expected, the Forsythe Championship Racing line-up will change again for next weekend's Mazda Champ Car Grand Prix of Portland, with Paul Tra💦cy having been cleared to return to action following his back-brওeaking shunt in Long Beach.

The Canadian had always been tipped to return for round four of the series, wher🐻e he will be partnered by the man w🌳ho stood in for him at both the Californian street race and the subsequent race in Houston - Oriol Servia.

Tracy has been given the green light to return to the cockpit of his familiar #3 Panoz-Cosworth for a two-day test at Mont-Tremblant this week, having recovered sufficiently from the compresꦡsion fracture to his first lumbar vertebrae he suffered during practice for the Toyota Grand Prix in April. Renowned orthopaedic surgeon Dr Terry Trammell gave the go-ahead after reviewing th💛e latest X-rays this week, confirming Tracy's decision to begin his recovery process only a couple of days after his accident.

"It f✨eels go🧸od to be back in shape and ready to drive," the 2003 series champion admitted, "It's been very frustrating, as we started the year with a strong result in Vegas and we knew we were starting to build momentum. This injury completely interrupted our plans for the championship.

"It's going to be tough coming from behind in the points, but all we can do is go out there, win races, collect as many points as we can and see what happens. The F🌞orsythe team ha🦋s been working very hard on the development of the DP01 and we've proven that we can be up there fighting for the top spots. Now we'll just have to pick up where we left off and start building our momentum again."

Forsythe also confirmed the expected decision to retain Servia in place of Mario Dominguez, who began the season with a deal for the o😼pening three races. The Spaniard replaced Tracy at Long Beach and Houston, taking second and fourth place results respectively.

"I want to thank Jerry Forsythe and the Forsythe team for putting their trust in me and letting me get back behind the wheel of one of their cars," Servia said, "I'm very glad that Paul is fully recovered, and I hope that, together, we can give S🌠ebastien [Bourdais] a good fight for the victory at Portl❀and.

"These last few weeks for me have been no different for me than any other year. I'm preparing mentally and physically as I always do, always read𝓰y to go out there and fight foꦆr the championship."