'That could have put Scott Dixon in that stratosphere of IndyCar drivers.' 😥 9WWOS StanSportAU
"You average 234 miles per hour to qualify and as Scott said, a mile or so over the limit coming down pit road and that very well could be the difference of winning his second," NBC's Mike Tirico said on Stan Sport's coverage.
After the race, Dixon answered a few questions and started to trudge down pit road when he realised he forgot someone... his wife. It was just two years ago that race control was in a similar position - with Dixon running second to Takuma Sato — when IndyCar let the race finish under caution.Pato O'Ward pits during the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500. "I believe we're here for the fans," Kanaan said.
Still, Dixon ended up in the winner's circle. Despite the heartache, his long walk with Emma took them to celebrate with Ericsson and his Ganassi."They all put their personal ," Ganassi said.
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