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Dale Coyne Racing With Vasser-Sullivan PR – Bourdais pre race notes Phoenix

Posted by  on Friday, April 6th 2018     

SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS NO.18 TEAM SEALMASTER – DALE COYNE RACING WITH VASSER-SULLIVAN HONDA/DALLARA/FIRESTONE Desert Diamond West Valley Casino Phoenix Grand Prix – April 6-7, 2018 Dale Coyne Racing with Vasser-Sullivan driver Sebastien Bourdais is coming off a dramatic win in the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series season opener in St. Petersburg, FL. Bourdais, who started 14th was […]

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TSO’s 2018 Dale Coyne Racing preview

Posted by  on Thursday, March 1st 2018     

Quick note: As you may have noticed, Tony DiZinno is helping us with our team-by-team previews. Even better news? “TDZ” will be joining TSO at select races, including the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, where we will have a three-pronged attack of Tony, Patrick, and Steve. As a subscriber, you are our best marketing...

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