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‘Flying blind’: Dixon battles radio woes for impressive second place

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Kiwi Scott Dixon has overcome radio issues to finish second behind Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Alex Palou to start the new IndyCar season at St Petersburg,...

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NZ Herald

‘Flying blind’: Dixon battles radio woes for impressive second place

Kiwi Scott Dixon has overcome radio issues to finish second behind Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Alex Palou to start the new IndyCar season at St Petersburg,...

24 hours ago·Auckland, New Zealand

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ESPN

Palou opens IndyCar season with Firestone GP win

Alex Palou, seeking his third consecutive IndyCar series title, finished ahead of Scott Dixon and Josef Newgarden to win the season-opening Firestone Grand Prix.

24 hours ago·United States

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Marietta Daily Journal

Alex Palou claims first St. Petersburg GP title to begin 2025

Spain's Alex Palou kicked off his pursuit of a fourth IndyCar championship with a victory at the 2025 season-opening Firestone Grand Prix on Sunday in St. Petersburg, Fla.

1 day ago·Georgia, United States

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Motorsport Week

Radio troubles hindered Scott Dixon’s strategy in IndyCar opener

Scott Dixon finished in second place for the opening round of IndyCar’s 2025 season, but he was still unhappy after the race was over. The veteran revealed after his podium celebrations were complete that he had run nearly the entire race with no radio communication. Instead of managing the 100-lap event through constant communication with his engineer, Dixon was forced to use his vast experience to manage his own race while sitting behind the w…

10 hours ago

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nzsportswire.com

Scott Dixon second at Indycar season opener

New Zealand driver Scott Dixon has finished second in the IndyCars opening round at St Petersbury, Florida. Dixon started sixth on the grid, finished behind Chip Ganassi team-mate and series champion Alex Palou. LATEST HEADLINES: Lydia Ko wins LPGA world title Black Caps lose to India Peake summits NZ Open title Auckland FC, Adelaide draw Neesham takes Aces into final The 44-year-old kiwi has issues with his radio and said he was struggling on t…

22 hours ago

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RACER

Palou opens title defense in style with St. Petersburg victory

The Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg saw Alex Palou lead the field of 27 drivers and 11 teams home to earn the first victory of the year. Palou crossed the finish line 2.867s ahead of second-place Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Scott Dixon as the duo secured a 1-2 for themselves and Honda. Team Penske’s Josef Newgarden held second until the closing lap but an electronics issue demoted him to third; he was the first driver home for Chevrolet.…

24 hours ago

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