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Grand Prix Of Portland at Portland International Raceway – 2018 – Steve’s Preview

Posted by  on Thursday, August 30th 2018     

The 2018 Grand Prix of Portland will be the 25th Indy car race held at Portland International Raceway, but the first since a Champ Car World Series event in 2007. The first two-dozen races were part of the annual Rose Festival, which began 111 years ago in 1907. The first event, the Stroh’s / G.I....

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TSO Ladder Race Reports from all three MRTI Series races on Saturday

Posted by  on Sunday, July 15th 2018     

By Steve Wittich Entertaining Indy Lights race ends with O’Ward on the top step of the podium If you only looked at the boxscore for Saturday’s Cooper Tires Indy Lights Grand Prix of Toronto Presented by Allied Building Products, it would appear that Patricio O’Ward, who led all 35 laps had a relatively easy drive...

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Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama – Barber Motorsports Park – Friday at 8 a.m. – good morning from Alabama

Posted by  on Friday, April 20th 2018     

Note from Steve – there is nothing like getting to the track, and realizing that Tony had already prepared most of Friday’s open. Thanks, TDZ. As Tony notes below, it’s been a bit of a hectic few days of travel. I flew home from Long Beach on Monday, arriving back in Indianapolis, Ind. at 10...

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