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IndyCar investigating hybrid glitches at Thermal

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The lead-up to the Thermal Club IndyCar Grand Prix was busy for some teams that were forced to replace energy recovery systems (ERS) due to internal wiring issues, while on Sunday, a handful of drivers had to manage overheating ERS units with temperatures surpassing their safety thresholds. Ed Carpenter Racing’s Alexander Rossi and his No. 20 Chevy (main image) was the first lightning rod for ERS problems as he was one of a number of drivers on …

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Lundgaard says rapid McLaren IndyCar teammate O'Ward makes him “work harder” to be better

Christian Lundgaard scored a P2 race finish at the Thermal Club this past weekend. This is his first podium finish since making the move to Arrow McLaren this season. The weekend at the Thermal Club Grand Prix was home to a few other firsts. The first points-scoring IndyCar race at Thermal, the first 1-2 of the season in qualifying for Arrow McLaren, and the first pole finish for Pato O’Ward. Setting the pace for the weekend Driving the No. 7 Ch…

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