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IndyCar Toronto – Race Results

by Kevin Dejewski
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IndyCar Toronto – Race Results

IndyCar made its only stop of the year outside America. Photo: IndyCar - Joe Skibinski

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The NTT IndyCar Series took a trip north of the border to Canada over the weekend, contesting a race on Toronto’s tight and bumpy streets.

Colton Herta absolutely dominated the weekend in his #26 Andretti Global Honda, leading every session and claiming his first victory in over two years by leading 81 of the 85 laps.

Herta’s team-mate Kyle Kirkwood stayed in in his tire tracks all race, but was never able to challenge for the lead. He finished second just ahead of Scott Dixon in third.

READ MORE: IndyCar Toronto – Full Race Report

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A large crash interrupted the final stint of the race, with Santino Ferrucci being launched into the fencing over Pato O’Ward’s spun #5 and landing upside down. Marcus Ericsson, Nolan Siegel, and Pietro Fittipaldi were involved as well.

Fortunately, Ferrucci walked away after being assisted from the AMR safety crew, as did everyone else involved.

After a hectic and busy summer stretch, the IndyCar paddock now has a well-deserved break. The next race on the calendar takes place August 17 at the World Wide Technology Raceway oval.

#DriverTime / GapLaps LedPoints
1Colton Herta1:39:28.42938154
2Kyle Kirkwood0.3469–40
3Scott Dixon0.9680336
4Alex Palou1.6911–32
5Marcus Armstrong2.7719–30
6David Malukas3.0853–28
7Christian Lundgaard3.8925–26
8Rinus VeeKay4.6346–24
9Romain Grosjean5.6537–22
10Graham Rahal6.1456–20
11Josef Newgarden10.4924–19
12Will Power11.5555–18
13Linus Lundqvist1 lap–17
14Theo Pourchaire1 lap–16
15Toby Sowery1 lap–15
16Scott McLaughlin9 laps–14
17Pato O’Ward13 laps–13
18Marcus Ericsson13 laps113
19Pietro Fittipaldi13 laps–11
20Santino Ferrucci13 laps–10
21Nolan Siegel13 laps–19
22Kyffin Simpson19 laps–8
23Felix Rosenqvist22 laps–7
24Hunter McElrea28 laps–6
25Sting Ray Robb72 laps–5
26Agustin Canapino81 laps–5
27Christian Rasmussen85 laps–5
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Drivers’ Standings

#DriverPoints
1Álex Palou142
2Kyle Kirkwood108
3Christian Lundgaard96
4Felix Rosenqvist88
5Scott Dixon86
6Patricio O'Ward80
7Colton Herta73
8Scott McLaughlin69
9Will Power63
10Josef Newgarden58

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