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SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS FINISHES FIFTH IN HONDA GRAND PRIX OF ALABAMA

Posted by  on Tuesday, April 24th 2018     

SEBASTIEN BOURDAIS FINISHES FIFTH IN HONDA GRAND PRIX OF ALABAMA BOURDAIS BECOMES ONLY DRIVER TO LEAD LAPS IN FIRST FOUR RACES OF 2018 SEASON Sebastien Bourdais Race Summary: The two-day adventure that was the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama finally concluded today. The race which started on Sunday was halted and eventually postponed to Monday […]

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Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama – Barber Motorsports Park – Saturday – 8:15am – good morning!

Posted by  on Saturday, April 21st 2018     

By Steve Wittich Good morning from Barber Motorsports Park where the skies are a beautiful blue, it’s still a little brisk with the temperature just approaching 50F. (more on the weather in a minute). Saturday’s schedule is a busy one with four qualifying sessions (including the Verizon IndyCar Series) and five races spread across the...

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