Scheckter's ban ends

Scheckter was already under fire for crashing his boss Eddie Cheever out of the IRL season opener at Homestead Speedway. He also heavily damaged a car at California Speedway when he was hit by Hideki Noda after he slowed with a blown engine.

"I'm looking forward to having Tomas back," said Cheever, who is campaigning a third car at Indy for CART regular Max Papis. "I hope he learned his lesson that he is not out there racing by himself and I hope he gets it through his head that he must change his approach to how he drives in traffic. There is half a percent of Tomas' driving style that needs to change to make him a great oval racing driver."

Cheever stated that he's great a keen admirer of the 21-year old rookie.

"He is an integral part of Red Bull Cheever Racing," said the owner/driver. "He does a very good job as a test driver. He's very talented and everybody on the team has missed his work ethic these past three days of practice."