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Rossi Dominates Honda Indy 200

Posted by  on Monday, July 30th 2018     

Rossi Dominates Honda Indy 200 Alexander Rossi scores second victory of 2018, climbs to second in drivers’ title fight Robert Wickens completes 1-2 finish for Honda Third consecutive IndyCar Series victory for Honda, eighth win of 2018 Multiple battles highlight race, including Sebastien Bourdais’ charge from 24th to sixth  LEXINGTON, Ohio (July 29, 2018) – […]

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Hinchcliffe, Honda claim Long Beach Victory

Posted by  on Sunday, April 9th 2017     

The “Mayor of Hinchtown” Masters Long Beach James Hinchcliffe, Honda, win the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach Sebastien Bourdais follows up St. Petersburg victory with runner-up finish at Long Beach Honda drivers lead all 85 laps, claim four of the top six finishing positions LONG BEACH, Calif. (April 9, 2017) – Returning to Southern […]

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Aleshin Leads the Way for Honda in Final Indy Car Pre-Season Practice

Posted by  on Sunday, February 12th 2017     

Aleshin Leads the Way for Honda in Final Indy Car Pre-Season Practice Mikhail Aleshin leads Honda contingent in “The Test in the West” 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series opens March 12 in St. Petersburg, Florida PHOENIX, Ariz. (February 11, 2017) – Schmidt Peterson Motorsports’ Mikhail Aleshin led the Honda contingent at the two-day “Test in the […]

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