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Josef Newgarden wins Indianapolis 500 for 2nd straight year

  • Chevrolet-Powered drivers dominated the top eight spots in the 33-car field.
  • Newgarden, aiming to achieve back-to-back wins at Indianapolis, praised his team for their hard work and fast cars.
  • He seeks to make history as only the sixth driver to accomplish this feat, following Hélio Castroneves in 2002.
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Like last year, the American Josef Newgarden won the legendary Indianapolis 500 car race on Sunday, ahead of Mexico's Patricio O'Ward.

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In one of the most famous car races, there were as many as 87 changes of leadership with 16 different drivers. The American repeated the achievement of the Brazilian Helio Castroneves.

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American Josef Newgarden, like last year, won the legendary Indianapolis 500 mile auto race on Sunday. The thirty-three-year-old rider celebrated in a spectacular race finish ahead of Mexican Patrick O'Ward, in the 108th performance of the race. New Zealander Scott Dixon won third place in a race that was postponed by four hours due to a storm in Indiana.

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NASCAR star Kyle Larson finishes 18th in Indy 500 debut, doesn't get to run at Coca-Cola 600

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rain was not Kyle Larson's friend Sunday. Larson was determined to complete the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600, but didn't get a chance to run a single lap in the NASCAR race.

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Washington Examiner broke the news in Washington, United States on Sunday, May 26, 2024.
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