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Scott Dixon delivered one of his fuel-saving masterclasses to triumph in the 49th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, his second around the 1.968-mile street course, and the 57th of his career. Despite…
Scott Dixon demonstrated his exceptional skills in fuel-saving to win the 49th Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, marking his 57th career victory. Despite an alternative strategy, Dixon successfully held off his competitors, including Josef Newgarden and Colton Herta. Will Power, Kyle Kirkwood, and Alex Rossi were among the few drivers who started the race with Firestone alternates. Power’s swift move around Felix Rosenqvist propelled him into the lead early on. The race saw intense battles and incidents, like Pato O’Ward making contact with Alexander Rossi and receiving a penalty. The tightly contested race culminated in Dixon’s well-deserved triumph after a smart and strategic performance.
