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CHEVY INDYCAR AT PHOENIX: Chevrolet Aims to Add to Success at Phoenix

Posted by  on Wednesday, April 4th 2018     

Chevrolet Aims to Add to Success at Phoenix · Team Chevy has won the past two races at ISM Raceway ᴏ Simon Pagenaud led a 1-4 Chevrolet finish in 2017 race · Tested Chevy engine is powering the new universal aero kit ᴏ 2.2-liter V6, twin-turbocharged direct injected power plant is up to task · […]

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TSO’s 2018 preview of Juncos Racing

Posted by  on Tuesday, March 6th 2018     

By Tony DiZinno, Patrick Stephan, and Steve Wittich Location: Speedway, Ind. Team Owner: Ricardo Juncos Vice President: Danielle Juncos Technical Director: Ernie Gonella Chief Operating Officer: Jayson Marksberry Team Manager: Darren Crouser Engine Manufacturer: Chevrolet First Indy car start: 2017 101st Running of the Indianapolis 500 Presented by PennGrade Motor Oil Indy car wins: none...

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