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Marcus Ericsson wins the first edition of the IndyCar race at Markham

Marcus Ericsson Wins First Markham Indy With Bold Strategy
Marcus Ericsson has won the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy. The Swede needed a late charge after dropping back to seventh following his final pit stop. Ericsson passed Will Power, Alex Palou and Romain Grosjean to regain the lead and then cruised to victory over the final laps. The race featured a chaotic middle portion, with multiple cautions coming in quick succession. Rinus VeeKay was unable to improve on his starting position as a result and finished seventh. Read on
August 16, 03:22 pm
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Louis Foster, Markham

Louis Foster Surprises with Pole Position in Markham

Louis Foster surprisingly claimed pole position for the inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy in Markham. In the Firestone Fast 6, the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing driver set a lap on a used set of tires that was nearly four-tenths of a second faster than the competition. Read on
August 16, 02:41 am
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Will Power, Toronto

First IndyCar Practice in Markham Moved to Saturday

The IndyCar Series has confirmed that first practice for the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy in Markham, Canada, has been moved to Saturday. The organization was forced to make this change after it became clear that the brand-new street course was not yet fully ready. Read on
August 14, 06:15 pm
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Colton Herta, Toronto

The Complete Guide to the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham

After thirteen races within the United States this season, the IndyCar Series crosses the Canadian border this week for the only race outside the United States on the 2026 schedule. Instead of returning to the Toronto street course as has traditionally been the case, the series will head to the new street circuit in Markham, northeast of Toronto. Read on
August 13, 05:44 pm
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Felix Rosenqvist, Portland

By the Numers: The OnlyBulls Grand Prix of Portland

The OnlyBulls Grand Prix of Portland was certainly not the most exciting or spectacular race of the current IndyCar season. The number of on-track passes was less than half that of the same race a year ago, while Honda celebrated its fourth podium sweep of the season. Read on
August 11, 05:15 pm
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Race Markham
Romain Grosjean, St. Petersburg,
1. M. Ericsson 2:16:22
2. R. Grosjean 2:16:29
3. W. Power 2:16:32
4. A. Palou 2:16:32
5. P. O’Ward 2:16:33
Full results
Drivers
1. A. Palou 542
2. K. Kirkwood 409
3. D. Malukas 405
4. C. Lundgaard 403
5. P. O’Ward 385
Full standings
Rookies
1. D. Hauger 188
2. C. Collet 158
3. M. Schumacher 151
Full standings
Engines
1. Honda 1224
2. Chevrolet 1052
Full standings
Teams
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1. Ganassi Racing 881
2. Team Penske 872
3. Andretti Global 831
4. Arrow McLaren 815
5. Meyer Shank Racing 588
Full standings
Nations Cup
1. United States 557
2. Spain 543
3. Sweden 455
4. Denmark 424
5. New Zealand 403
Full standings

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