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Sunday’s IndyCar race from The Milwaukee Mile, the second race in as many days, allowed one of IndyCar’s all-time greats to secure another impressive record to his name. Scott Dixon, who is affectionately known as The Iceman, finished in second place and claimed the 142nd podium result of his 24-plus year long career. The astonishing […]
Scott Dixon, also known as The Iceman, secured second place in a recent race, marking the 142nd podium finish in his prestigious 24-plus-year career. This remarkable achievement surpasses legendary Mario Andretti, establishing Dixon as the all-time leader in podium finishes in the series. Upon learning of this milestone, the humble 44-year-old expressed admiration for Andretti and other racing icons who have made significant contributions to the sport. With his fifth podium finish of the season, Dixon further solidifies his place in motorsport history, building on a legacy that includes an impressive streak of winning at least one IndyCar race annually for 20 consecutive years. Despite speculation about retirement, Dixon remains dedicated to competing against the best and adding to his extensive collection of records.
