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IndyCar Thermal Club – Race Results

by Kevin Dejewski
5 months ago
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The Thermal Club put on a strategic show, but it was Palou that came out on top again. Photo: IndyCar - Joe Skibinski

The Thermal Club put on a strategic show, but it was Palou that came out on top again. Photo: IndyCar - Joe Skibinski

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Following last year’s $1 Million Challenge at The Thermal Club, the NTT IndyCar Series returned this year for a points-paying round at the luxurious motor club.

Alex Palou’s Chip Ganassi Racing Honda was on rails in the final stint, which allowed him to overrun Pato O’Ward and take his second consecutive victory.

O’Ward finished in second with his Arrow McLaren team-mate rounding out the podium in third, securing a strong points day for the papaya squad.

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Will Power and Josef Newgarden successfully salvaged a decent result from their poor qualifying efforts, earning the sixth and 13th positions respectively.

Scott McLaughlin continued the streak of Team Penske’s bad luck however, suffering through a spin as the green flag waved and a hybrid failure later on. He ultimately retired shortly before the checkered flag, finishing in the 27th and final position.

The next race on the 2025 schedule will see the paddock head back to the streets, when IndyCar will share the weekend with IMSA in Long Beach.

#DriverTime / GapLaps LedPoints
1Alex Palou1:56:23.26771351
2Pato O’Ward10.18545144
3Christian Lundgaard22.7330—35
4Colton Herta35.0722—32
5Felix Rosenqvist35.6297—30
6Will Power40.3787—28
7Marcus Armstrong41.5126—26
8Kyle Kirkwood52.2481—24
9Alexander Rossi52.6073123
10Scott Dixon54.0525—20
11Graham Rahal58.2732—19
12Christian Rasmussen61.0590—18
13Josef Newgarden70.4280—17
14Santino Ferrucci73.0370—16
15Kyffin Simpson102.0420—15
16Conor Daly103.7280—14
17Rinus VeeKay107.3110—13
18David Malukas107.7950—12
19Nolan Siegel1 lap—11
20Devlin DeFrancesco1 lap—10
21Marcus Ericsson1 lap—9
22Robert Shwartzman1 lap—8
23Sting Ray Robb1 lap—7
24Louis Foster1 lap—6
25Jacob Abel1 lap—5
26Callum Ilott1 lap—5
27Scott McLaughlin12 laps—5
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Drivers’ Standings

#DriverPoints
1Álex Palou142
2Kyle Kirkwood108
3Christian Lundgaard96
4Felix Rosenqvist88
5Scott Dixon86
6Patricio O'Ward80
7Colton Herta73
8Scott McLaughlin69
9Will Power63
10Josef Newgarden58

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