Josef Newgarden has won the second round of the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series, the Desert Diamond West Valley Casino Phoenix Grand Prix at ISM Raceway, after passing Robert Wickens in the last five laps of the race.
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James Hinchcliffe suffered gearbox problems in the opening laps of the IndyCar Grand Prix of The Glen which force him out of the race.
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IndyCar
Immigration issues for Aleshin leaves Road America participation in doubt
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyMikhail Aleshin is stuck in France, with his #7 Schmidt Peterson Motorsport machine set to be piloted by Robert Wickens, at least for Friday’s running.
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IndyCar
Dixon recalls horror Indy 500 crash: “There was nowhere else to go”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyScott Dixon was lucky to escape serious injury in his high speed, high flying crash with Jay Howard on lap 52 of the Indianapolis 500 on Sunday.
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IndyCar
Jay Howard puts Schmidt Peterson Motorsport on top on day four
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyIn his first Verizon IndyCar Series event for six years, Jay Howard showed he was ready for the challenge by setting the pace on day four of practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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The Checkered Flag looks ahead to the forthcoming 17-race Verizon IndyCar Series season that gets underway this weekend around the streets of St. Petersburg.
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Schmidt Peterson Motorsport should be a top five outfit in 2017, and team owner Sam Schmidt believes both James Hinchcliffe and Mikhail Aleshin should win races this season.
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Mikhail Aleshin will continue with Schmidt Peterson Motorsport for the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series season, ending speculation his drive was under threat.
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Sam Schmidt is looking into the possibility of expanding his Schmidt Peterson Motorsport team into a three-car stable, possibly as soon as 2017.
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James Hinchcliffe was the star of the field for much of the race at Texas Motor Speedway on Saturday, but lost out on victory on the final lap to Graham Rahal by just 0.0080 seconds.
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IndyCar
Mikhail Aleshin: “We didn’t get the victory, but we were very close”
by Paul Hensbyby Paul HensbyMikhail Aleshin clinched second place behind Will Power at Pocono on Monday, and feels his first IndyCar victory is not far away.
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Mikhail Aleshin secured his maiden IndyCar pole position ahead of Josef Newgarden at the Pocono Raceway on Saturday.
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Mikhail Aleshin was quickest in opening practice at the Tricky Triangle but Ryan Hunter-Reay, Charlie Kimball and Juan Pablo Montoya all crashed.
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Mikhail Aleshin reflected on a lost chance of a maiden IndyCar victory after a mistake from a mechanic during his pit stop saw him hit Josef Newgarden,
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Jack Harvey could see his chance of a race deal with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports disappear due to a testing crash at Mid-Ohio on Thursday.