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For the second time in his career, Marcus Ericsson finished second in Sunday’s Indianapolis 500. The Swede was leading following the final pit stop sequence and had the advantage of fresher tires than Alex Palou behind. Ericsson was stuck behind a couple lapped cars, however, and ultimately lost out when Palou surprised him with a […]
Marcus Ericsson finished second in the Indianapolis 500 for the second time in his career. After the final pit stop, he had fresher tires and was leading but got stuck behind lapped cars. Ultimately, Alex Palou passed him with 14 laps to go. Ericsson acknowledged his mistake and mentioned he will replay the event in his head. Despite leading for 17 laps, he finished 0.6822 seconds behind Palou and is currently 10th in the points standings.
