Christian Lundgaard, Indianapolis Road Course

Lundgaard Beats Malukas after Thrilling Fight for Indy GP Win
Christian Lundgaard claimed victory in the Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis. After battling wheel-to-wheel with David Malukas for several corners, the McLaren driver took the lead with seventeen laps remaining and never looked back. Malukas finished second ahead of Graham Rahal, while championship leader Alex Palou could do no better than fifth. Read on
May 09, 06:58 pm
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Alex Palou, Indianapolis Road Course,

Dominant Alex Palou Takes Pole for the Grand Prix of Indianapolis

Alex Palou impressively claimed pole position for the Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis. In the Firestone Fast Six, he immediately put the competition two-tenths of a second behind before going another three-tenths quicker one lap later. Pato O’Ward qualified second, ahead of Felix Rosenqvist and Christian Lundgaard on the second row. Read on
May 09, 01:00 pm
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, Indianapolis,

Qualifying for the Grand Prix of Indianapolis moved to Saturday

Qualifying for the Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis has been moved to Saturday. Heavy rain began shortly before the scheduled qualifying session in Indianapolis, causing large puddles to form on the circuit. As a result, race control determined that conditions were not safe enough to continue running. Read on
May 08, 06:16 pm
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Graham Rahal, Indianapolis Road Course

The Complete Guide to the Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis

The traditional “Month of May” at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway kicks off, as it does every year, with the Sonsio Grand Prix of Indianapolis. On the infield road course at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, the IndyCar drivers will contest an 85-lap race this weekend before the focus fully shifts to the Indy 500. Read on
May 07, 10:45 am
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Caio Collet, Indianapolis,

Caio Collet Turns Heads with Fastest Time in Final Indy 500 Test

Rookie Caio Collet surprisingly posted the fastest time of the second and final test day for the Indy 500. The AJ Foyt Racing driver was the first driver in the morning session to break the 226 mph barrier. No one was able to match his time afterward. Read on
April 29, 05:29 pm
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Christian Lundgaard, St. Petersburg
1. C. Lundgaard 1:55:40
2. D. Malukas 1:55:44
3. G. Rahal 1:55:48
4. J. Newgarden 1:55:50
5. A. Palou 1:55:54
Full results
Drivers
1. A. Palou 237
2. K. Kirkwood 210
3. D. Malukas 185
4. C. Lundgaard 182
5. J. Newgarden 162
Full standings
Rookies
1. D. Hauger 99
2. C. Collet 69
3. M. Schumacher 54
Full standings
Engines
1. Honda 506
2. Chevrolet 450
Full standings
Teams
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1. Ganassi Racing 406
2. Team Penske 387
3. Arrow McLaren 346
4. Andretti Global 342
5. Meyer Shank Racing 239
Full standings
Nations Cup
1. United States 247
2. Spain 237
3. New Zealand 188
4. Denmark 187
5. Sweden 155
Full standings

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