context: With only six cars racing, the Ferrari team has a significant advantage with Michael Schumacher who emerged as the winner of the race. [3] Team mate Rubens Barrichello came in second. Portugal's Tiago Monteiro from Jordan's team finished third which also became Jordan's last podium in the F1 arena. [6] The results of this race significantly boosted Schumacher's position in the drivers' standings by going up to third. This race also marked the achievement of the first pole position for Toyota in the F1 event, although later this achievement was in vain because Toyota chose to resign from the race. [7] The results of this race also became a car racing competition held in Indianapolis with a very small number of cars entering the finish, beating the Indianapolis 500 1966 race record which left seven riders who could finish because previously the majority of participants had successive accident incidents at the start of the race. [8] This situation creates enormous negative publicity for F1 racing, especially in the United States which is a market where F1 is always considered to be lagging behind in terms of popularity. Some fans also refer to the 2005 United States Grand Prix as "Indygate" and "Michelingate". [5] [9] [10]
question: Who won the 2005 United States Grand Prix?
answers.text: Michael Schumacher