Any hopes Will Power had to pull off a last-gasp comeback for a third championship in the IndyCar Series evaporated quickly in the season finale at Nashville Superspeedway.The 43-year-old Aussie came into the weekend trailing championship leader Alex Palou by 33 points (525-492) and the only remaining contender once the green flag waved. After starting fourth,…
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
In the round-up: Mercedes “not fooling ourselves” over Baku podium • Grid drop and disqualification for Maini over crash • McLaren fined
Alex Palou successfully defended his IndyCar crown to repeat as champion, while Colton Herta charged to victory in a wild season finale at Nashville SuperSpeedway.The result makes Palou a three-time champion, but also the first to go back-to-back since Dario Franchitti pulled off a three-peat from 2009-11. Palou, at 27 years old, becomes the second-youngest…
Alex Palou secured his third IndyCar championship despite finishing a lap down in the season finale in Nashville.
