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Nobody knew what to expect with the Big Machine Music City Grand Prix at the Nashville Superspeedway and after 206 laps of action, it was clear the 1.33-mile concrete oval had some fun to offer as …
The Big Machine Music City Grand Prix at Nashville Superspeedway brought excitement with Colton Herta winning his first oval race, passing Pato O’Ward to secure victory and move to second in the championship. Herta’s daring maneuver to overtake on the final laps showcased his skill and determination on the 1.33-mile concrete oval. The race saw six different drivers leading at various points, adding to the intense competition on the track. Alex Palou from Chip Ganassi Racing was crowned the champion, while Will Power’s aspirations were dashed when his racing harness detached early in the race. Overall, it was a thrilling event that sets the stage for an offseason of changes and development in the IndyCar world.
