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Kyle Kirkwood pulls away to win Detroit Grand Prix: 'The car was flawless'
Detroit — Colton Herta started Sunday’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix from the pole, but it was his Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood battling Team Penske driver Will Power for the win after a restart with a dozen laps remaining on the bumpy, tight nine-turn, 1.7-mile temporary street course.
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Colton Herta won pole position for the second straight year on this track and for the 15th time in his career.
The 2025 Detroit Grand Prix is set for Friday, May 30-Sunday, June 1. The 1.7-mile, nine-turn street circuit begins on ...
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Colton Herta starts on the pole for the IndyCar Series Detroit Grand Prix, with David Malukas also on the front row: ...
Kyle Kirkwood climbed in Power Rankings following his second victory of the season at the Sunday’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand ...
Colton Herta posted the fastest time at at 1:00.477, marking the second straight year he won the pole on the streets of ...
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The IndyCar Series moves from the big oval in Indianapolis 500 to a tight downtown street circuit for the Chevrolet Detroit ...
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