Motor racing-Long Beach defending champion Herta says quick turnaround is a bonus
By Rory Carroll
Colton Herta Sport News
Long Beach defending champion Herta says quick turnaround is a bonus
LONG BEACH, Calif. : Colton Herta roared to victory at the COVID-19 delayed Grand Prix of Long Beach just six months ago and said the quick turnaround gives him an advantage heading into Sunday's IndyCar competition.
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