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Team Penske-Chevrolet’s Scott McLaughlin took less than a lap to get around the outside of polesitter Felix Rosenqvist of Arrow McLaren SP-Chevy, while Will Power initially dismissed Takuma Sato’s Dale Coyne Racing with RWR-Honda to gain third.
No pudo Álex Palou y su ansiada primera victoria en un óvalo americano de la IndyCar tendrá que esperar porque el español no tuvo opción en Texas. Partió 11º y siempre estuvo metido en el medio del grupo, sin posibilidad de ir hacia delante, por donde se desenvolvía con soltura Scott McLaughlin, triunfador en la primera carrera del campeonato en St. Petersburg (Florida). Parecía clara su victoria, pero el del Team Penske cedió la victoria ante su compañero Newgarden en el último metro de las 375 millas y por 66 milésimas después de 248 vueltas. El español, por su parte, logró un buen séptimo puesto de cara al campeonato.
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McLaughlin led from pole position, as team-mate Power slipped back to fourth on an alternate tyre strategy, and held off reigning champion Alex Palou by half a second to take his maiden IndyCar win.
New Dale Coyne Racing recruit Takuma Sato was left deeply unhappy after being crashed into by Andretti Autosport’s Romain Grosjean in IndyCar’s second practice at St. Petersburg.
Aside from installation laps, in the first 10 minutes, the action was provided by rookies, as they were granted an extra set of primary tyres for this session.
In his rookie season, Romain Grosjean was made to feel very welcome in IndyCar by everyone, it seemed –the public, rival drivers, the media, team owners. Equally, he and his family have been captivated by America and bought a house in Miami.