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USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire championship leader Max Garcia stretched his points advantage with a somewhat fortuitous victory this morning at the Indianapolis Grand Prix road circuit. The …
Max Garcia, the current leader of the USF2000 Presented by Continental Tire championship, extended his points lead with a fortunate win at the Indianapolis Grand Prix road circuit after a dramatic crash on the final lap involving two other drivers. The victory, Garcia’s fourth of the season, came after a mishap at Turn 1 which saw him take over the lead and secure the win for Pabst Racing. Yesterday’s winner, Max Taylor, claimed second place, while Elliot Cox finished third in his hometown race for Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Development. The race, which featured two full-course cautions and ended under yellow due to the final-lap crash, began with Evan Cooley leading the field from the pole position he earned in the qualifying session. Despite several lead changes and intense battles, Garcia emerged victorious, grateful that his overtake for the lead ended in a win and relieved that the accident did not result in serious injuries. Ayrton Houk and Nicolas Giaffone also had strong performances, finishing in fourth and fifth place, respectively, showcasing their talent and potential in the competitive field of USF2000 racing.
