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Pato O'Ward Wins in Toronto for Second Victory of Season

TORONTO, CANADA, JUL 20 – Pato O'Ward's win cuts Alex Palou's championship lead to 99 points with four races left, marking Chevy's second victory this season and O'Ward's ninth career IndyCar win.

  • On Sunday, July 20, 2025, Pato O'Ward won the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy Toronto, first career victory on the Toronto street course, Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press.
  • Entering the 14th of 17 races, Palou had seven victories, holding a 129-point lead over O'Ward in the 2025 IndyCar Series season.
  • Multiple tire strategies dictated pit stops and triggered five cautions, resulting in 226 on-track passes.
  • Pato O'Ward slashed Palou’s lead, dropping it by 30 points to 99, while VeeKay finished second and Simpson scored his maiden podium.
  • Next weekend the series moves to WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca for Monterey, a 2,700-mile journey, as Chevrolet celebrates its second win.
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Monterrey, Mexico.- The streets of Ontario saw Pato O'Ward take his second victory of the IndyCar season. The region had a great strategy and won the Toronto Grand Prix, the 13th date of the 2025 season of the American serial. The Mexican continues to reap good results in the campaign, after last week, on the double date in Iowa, he achieved a win and a fifth place. Now, in Canada, O'Ward worked with good pace to climb positions after coming out…

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