Laguna Seca’s Evolution Under Newgarden’s Watchful Eye

Laguna Seca's Evolution Under Newgarden's Watchful Eye

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Josef Newgarden says that the track surface at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca has already degraded notably since its resurface in 2023, becoming more demanding on tires and trickier to handle. In …

Josef Newgarden expressed concerns about the track surface at WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca, stating that it has significantly degraded since its resurfacing in 2023, making it more challenging for tires and trickier to handle. During the recent NTT IndyCar Series finale, the track offered good grip, but that has changed with the surface now heavily worn in and stressing tires, resulting in less grip on the racing line. Despite his team finishing the session in fourth place, Newgarden was content with their strong basic setups. He highlighted the importance of quickly finding the right car settings, considering the varying grip levels and changes in certain corners. Newgarden also praised the racetrack as a favorite among drivers and fans, appreciating its historical significance and the enjoyable experience it offers for both competitors and spectators.

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