US EditionRinus VeeKay’s defensive masterclass leads to best finish since 2022
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Rinus VeeKay’s defensive masterclass leads to best finish since 2022
Sunday’s IndyCar race at Barber proved to be one of the best in some time for Rinus VeeKay, who narrowly missed out on a podium finish. The Dutchman had good pace all weekend and qualified his Dale Coyne Racing Honda on the third row. He converted that into a fourth place result, his best finish since Iowa in 2022, by putting on a defensive clinic on cold tires in the middle portion of the race. VeeKay held off multiple attacks from Will Power a…
VeeKay hitting his stride at Dale Coyne Racing
Rinus VeeKay wasn’t sure where his career was headed after the unanticipated offseason move from Ed Carpenter’s midfield team to the smallest operation in the IndyCar Series with Dale Coyne Racing. He was happy to find a new job, but both of Coyne’s entries placed at the bottom of last year’s championship standings, and with a bevy of offseason personnel changes as well, the young Dutchman signed to drive with no real understanding of what to ex…
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