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GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma – Final!

Posted by  on Monday, September 19th 2016     

By Patrick Stephan and Steve Wittich Well, the race is over and it’s dark, and most of the paddock is actually packed up, and we’re almost just about done (kinda sorta – for now at least). So after putting all this together, here we go. Oh, but first…since it is dark, I have noticed they...

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Honda Indy Toronto reveals new pit lane design and ticket promotion

Posted by  on Monday, March 21st 2016     

Honda Indy Toronto announces new pit lane design and exclusive promotion on two-day renewals    TORONTO, ON, March 21, 2016 – The ticket sales season for the 30th year of INDYCAR racing on the streets of Toronto is now open, beginning with an exclusive renewal period for fans who purchased weekend grandstand tickets in 2015. Renewal customers will have […]

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Rahal and Pigot Complete Final Test Day in Preparation for the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series Season-Opener in St. Petersburg

Posted by  on Wednesday, March 2nd 2016     

RAHAL AND PIGOT CONCLUDE FINAL TEST DAY AT SEBRING BEFORE THE SEASON-OPENING FIRESTONE GRAND PRIX OF ST. PETERSBURG RACE SEBRING, Fla. (March 2, 2016) – Graham Rahal, 27, and rookie teammate Spencer Pigot, 22, completed the final test at Sebring International Raceway before the season-opening Verizon IndyCar Series Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg on March 13 and […]

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