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Edmonton-IndyCar Race: Dixon awarded win after Penske controversy
Will Power led the most laps, Helio Castroneves snatched the lead from him on lap 77, and they looked set for a Penske 1-2 until a late-race restart with three laps to go. Power tried passing Castroneves on the outside going into turn one, but saw Castroneves defend his line and hold him off. However, race control deemed Castroneves to be blocking, and penalized the three-time Indy 500 winner with a drive-through penalty. That left Scott Dixon to win the Honda Edmonton Indy. Read on

Sorted and culled, here is a look back at the action packed last leg of the Canadian portion of the 2010 schedule. Though the looming clouds and weatherman predicted otherwise, every session was run under blue skies and a light breezes, and the race savvy Canadian fans enjoyed it all.
James Hinchcliffe snatched the pole on Saturday, and then led every lap on Sunday to complete a dominant performance in Edmonton. Stalked by title rival J.K. Vernay the entire race, the Canadian never blinked, holding the lead through the entire race.
Last week in Toronto, Justin WiIson spoiled the Penske pole streak, but it only took one week for Team Penske to get back in dominating form, with "Road Warrior" Will Power leading the way to capture his 6th pole of the season, the 9th for Team Penske. Here is how the afternoon played out... Round 1 - Group 1 (bold advanced) Advanced: #12 Will P
Milka Duno has drawn the ire of fans, journalists, and other drivers throughout her career, for exceptionally, or what some term dangerously, slow pace and inconsistent driving. Now, she is drawing the ire of IndyCar series officials. Due to her incredibly poor 2010 season,
The weather held off, a fairly healthy crowd showed up, and the drivers took to the Edmonton tarmac for the first time in 2010 to prepare for Sunday's race. enjoy

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Edmonton
Friday - July 23
01:30 pm Free practice 1 
04:45 pm Free practice 2 
Saturday - July 24
12:15 pm Free practice 3 
05:30 pm Qualifying 1 
Sunday - July 25
12:00 pm Warm-up 
06:00 pm Race 

Race Edmonton
1. S. Dixon 1:50:37
2. W. Power 1:50:39
3. D. Franchitti 1:50:40
4. R. Briscoe 1:50:45
5. R. Hunter-Reay 1:50:48
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