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- Alex Palou from Spain won the IndyCar Thermal Club Grand Prix on March 23, 2025, marking his second consecutive victory this season and his 13th win overall.
- Palou finished 10.1 seconds ahead of runner-up Pato O'Ward, who narrowly missed his eighth career victory in IndyCar after leading for 51 laps.
- Palou overtook O'Ward with 10 laps remaining after a significant pit strategy, moving from third to first in the final laps of the race.
- A power failure during the race caused a blackout in television coverage, affecting viewers and leading to partial blackouts during the event.
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Fire burns 2-to-3 acres in Thermal
A fire has burned two-to-three acres in Thermal Monday morning. The fire was reported at around 11:20 a.m. near Highway 86 and 72nd Avenue. According to CAL FIRE, the blaze is burning at a moderate rate with heavy fuel. 8 additional engines have been requested. Smoke is visible in parts of the Coachella Valley. Smoke visible in La Quinta Stay with News Channel 3 for continuing updates. Get the News Channel 3 app here.The post Fire burns 2-to-3…


Alex Palou wins at The Thermal Club with late pass
INDIANAPOLIS — Alex Palou is two-for-two this season. After winning the season-opening race in St. Petersburg, Palou passed pole-sitter Pato O'Ward with 10 laps left, then pulled away to win The Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix on Sunday. “What an amazing weekend,” said Palou. “We had a really fast car since practice, and everybody at Chip Ganassi Racing on the 10 car executed perfectly." Palou trailed O'Ward by nine seconds with 15 laps remainin…
Alex Palou patiently works his way to win Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix
THERMAL — Patience was more than a virtue at Sunday’s inaugural Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix and Alex Palou picked the perfect spot to take the lead and win the race. Palou spent most of the race running in third place, sometimes 11 seconds behind Pato O’Ward. On lap 56, Palou passed O’Ward for the lead and held it for the last nine laps of the race. It punctuated a caution-free and mostly incident-free 65-lap race at Thermal Club. “You need …
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