In this episode of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and guest host Stefan Wilson run through the field of standout performances from the St. Pete season-opener – including strong outings from Team Penske, Chevy, Meyer Shank Racing’s Felix Rosenqvist and Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyffin Simpson – and discuss the off-track drama stemming from tension between team owners and the series. Stefan gives his feedback on watching the race as a fan from home and NBC’s production highs and lows and imagines what IndyCar adopting IMSA’s GTP engine regulations might look like. They also look ahead to The Thermal Club’s $1 Million Challenge and how that weekend will work.

In this episode of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and guest host Stefan Wilson run through the field of standout performances from the St. Pete season-opener – including strong outings from Team Penske, Chevy, Meyer Shank Racing’s Felix Rosenqvist and Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyffin Simpson – and discuss the off-track drama stemming from tension between team owners and the series. Stefan gives his feedback on watching the race as a fan from home and NBC’s production highs and lows and imagines what IndyCar adopting IMSA’s GTP engine regulations might look like. They also look ahead to The Thermal Club’s $1 Million Challenge and how that weekend will work.

IndyStar motorsport Insider Nathan Brown discussing all things IndyCar.

IndyStar motorsport Insider Nathan Brown discussing all things IndyCar.

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IndyCar Weekly: Josef Newgarden wins Grand Prix of St. Petersburg

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson dive into IndyCar’s trip to Toronto – highlighted by Colton Herta and Andretti Global’s triumphant, dominant win. To kick things off, Nathan and Stefan dive into how Herta and Andretti at-large finally capitalized on their latest strong performance and how important Kyle Kirkwood’s runner-up result was to ensuring the victory. The pair also break down the controversy around race control’s handling of what turned into a massive crash sparked by Pato O’Ward’s spin, how things could be improved and why it wasn’t nearly as much of an error as some have claimed it to be. To close, they look at where the championship stands and mention who they think is best positioned to challenge Alex Palou, and Nathan lays out where the current silly season landscape sits entering the four week break.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar’s Nathan Brown and his co-host Stefan Wilson dive into IndyCar’s trip to Toronto – highlighted by Colton Herta and Andretti Global’s triumphant, dominant win. To kick things off, Nathan and Stefan dive into how Herta and Andretti at-large finally capitalized on their latest strong performance and how important Kyle Kirkwood’s runner-up result was to ensuring the victory. The pair also break down the controversy around race control’s handling of what turned into a massive crash sparked by Pato O’Ward’s spin, how things could be improved and why it wasn’t nearly as much of an error as some have claimed it to be. To close, they look at where the championship stands and mention who they think is best positioned to challenge Alex Palou, and Nathan lays out where the current silly season landscape sits entering the four week break.

IndyCar Weekly: Herta wins Streets of Toronto race

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss the storylines from Road America. From dissecting Josef Newgarden’s massive qualifying crash and Will Power’s race-winning sequence that helped him take over the championship lead to the latest in Agustin Canapino’s ‘leave of absence’ and what might be next for Juncos Hollinger Racing, the No. 78 entry and why Nolan Siegel might take over.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports reporter Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss the storylines from Road America. From dissecting Josef Newgarden’s massive qualifying crash and Will Power’s race-winning sequence that helped him take over the championship lead to the latest in Agustin Canapino’s ‘leave of absence’ and what might be next for Juncos Hollinger Racing, the No. 78 entry and why Nolan Siegel might take over.

IndyCar Weekly: From Josef Newgarden's crash to Agustin Canapino's leave of absence

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss and break down the two major topics coming out of the Detroit Grand Prix: How to fix on the on-track product and whether there could be any changes to the circuit or the race venue in the near-future. In closing, they take a look at the championship race through six races and discuss who – if anyone – could have something to challenge Scott Dixon, Alex Palou or Will Power at the top.

In this week’s edition of IndyCar Weekly, IndyStar motorsports insider Nathan Brown and co-host Stefan Wilson discuss and break down the two major topics coming out of the Detroit Grand Prix: How to fix on the on-track product and whether there could be any changes to the circuit or the race venue in the near-future. In closing, they take a look at the championship race through six races and discuss who – if anyone – could have something to challenge Scott Dixon, Alex Palou or Will Power at the top.

IndyCar Weekly: Josef Newgarden wins Grand Prix of St. Petersburg

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