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How Palou showed his usual brilliance amid raging debate in IndyCar

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By John Oreovicz
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IndyCar racing has become predictable in two ways over the past couple years: Alex Palou will win, and controversy will erupt, whether over officiating or the series-mandated spec hybrid system that dates to mid-2024. Palou made one step closer to a fifth title by extending his lead in the 2026 standings with a convincing victory in the Detroit Grand Prix over the closest thing he has to a rival in Kyle Kirkwood.
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Turner Motorsport tastes sweet success of a Monterey Pilot Challenge win

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By John Oreovicz
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It took just three races for the new-for-2026 driver pairing of Dillon Machavern and Luca Mars, two past IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge champions, to taste victory for Turner Motorsport and BMW as a collective unit. Machavern and Mars topped the Grand Sport (GS) class of the WeatherTech Laguna Seca Raceway 120 on Saturday at the famous California circuit of the same name.
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Why 'inevitably' struck again in IndyCar as Palou won at Long Beach

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By John Oreovicz
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Felix Rosenqvist put together arguably the most complete race of his IndyCar career at the Long Beach Grand Prix. He qualified on pole position and comfortably led through the first two stints…but it still wasn’t enough to beat reigning champion Alex Palou. There’s not much Rosenqvist could have done better, because the difference between first and second place was a slight delay by Meyer Shank Racing on the left-rear corner during the Swede’s final pitstop of the race.
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