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Andretti led the Practice Two in IndyCar as the series returns to Toronto finishing with 1-2 and over half a second quicker than anyone else.
Andretti Racing team showed strength in Practice Two with Colton Herta and Kyle Kirkwood leading the field, setting fast lap times well ahead of their competitors. Herta’s 1:00.057 lap was closely followed by Kirkwood’s 1:00.157, setting the stage for an exciting qualifying session. Josef Newgarden finished third but was over five-tenths slower than Herta, with a lap time of 1:00.588. Kyle Kirkwood, optimistic after the session, expressed confidence in securing pole position and aiming for a win in the upcoming race. Newgarden, despite finishing third, appeared more positive and determined after a challenging race weekend in Iowa. The team hinted at the end of their long-standing partnership with PPG, marking the conclusion of a 40-year relationship. Additionally, Nolan Siegel’s return to racing in Toronto following a crash last weekend showcased his eagerness to compete and improve on track performance.
