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Herta dismisses "self-doubt" over IndyCar win drought, title shot “isn’t over”

Colton Herta has insisted he didn't doubt he could end an IndyCar dry stretch stretching back to May 2022 before his controlled victory in Toronto reignited his title challenge.

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Kirkwood: “No chance” of McLaren F1-style undercut by Andretti in Toronto

Andretti Global’s Kyle Kirkwood says that team-mate Colton Herta “deserved” his Toronto IndyCar win and that there was no question of performing an undercut like the one that complicated McLaren’s Formula 1 strategy in Hungary.

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Slash cancels four S.E.R.P.E.N.T. tour dates due to “unforeseen circumstances”

Shows in Cincinnati, Interlochen, Huber Heights and Windsor have been cancelled, with the tour set to resume in Toronto on July 28

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McLaughlin: Power’s “low percentage move” gifted vital IndyCar points to Palou

Scott McLaughlin says he was “disappointed” to be taken out of Sunday’s IndyCar Series race in Toronto by Team Penske team-mate Will Power, especially as they were running ahead of points leader Alex Palou at the time.

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O’Ward “surprised” IndyCar didn’t call a yellow before huge Toronto pile-up

Arrow McLaren’s Pato O’Ward says IndyCar was “calling for a massive shunt” by not throwing a caution immediately for his spin at Toronto, which led to a massive multi-car pile-up moments later.

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IndyCar Toronto: Herta ends win drought in red-flagged race

Andretti Global’s Colton Herta ended a more than two-year IndyCar win drought with victory in a dramatic Toronto street race that was red-flagged for a multi-car crash.After starting on pole, Herta managed to lead 81 of 85 laps on a weekend that saw him lead every session and eventually beat…

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Herta hoping to end "brutal" IndyCar win drought after Toronto pole

It has been 799 days since Colton Herta has tasted champagne in Victory Lane, which came in a monsoon of a race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course in May 2022

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Herta hoping to “break even” to end IndyCar win drought after Toronto pole

Andretti Global’s California native has been competitive for the majority of the 41 races over that expanded stretch.

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Planes, trains and automobiles: Pourchaire’s mad McLaren IndyCar dash

IndyCar supersub Theo Pourchaire has revealed that he was in the United States just three days before he was called up to drive for Arrow McLaren in Toronto – but was by then in his native France just after midnight on Saturday morning.

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IndyCar Toronto: Herta beats Kirkwood to pole, Palou penalised

Colton Herta stormed to a last-gasp pole over Andretti Global team-mate Kyle Kirkwood in a frantic qualifying session in Toronto.

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IndyCar Toronto: Herta beats Kirkwood to pole, Palou penalized

Colton Herta stormed to a last-gasp pole over Andretti Global team-mate Kyle Kirkwood in a frantic qualifying session in Toronto.

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IndyCar Toronto: Herta tops Kirkwood in Andretti 1-2 in FP2

Colton Herta beat Kyle Kirkwood and Penske’s Will Power in the second 45-minute IndyCar Series practice session around the Streets of Toronto.

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Pourchaire returns to Arrow McLaren to substitute for injured Rossi

Arrow McLaren has announced Theo Pourchaire will replace the injured Alexander Rossi for this weekend’s IndyCar Series round on the Streets of Toronto.

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Arrow McLaren calls on Pourchaire to substitute for injured Rossi

Arrow McLaren has announced Theo Pourchaire will drive in place of the injured Alexander Rossi for this weekend’s IndyCar Series round on the Streets of Toronto.

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Arrow McLaren honors O’Ward’s late spotter Jeffrey at Toronto

Jeffrey, who served as the spotter for Pato O’Ward on the Chevrolet-powered No. 5 entry the past two seasons, passed away on Thursday after a battle with cancer. He most recently spotted the IndyCar race at Laguna Seca last month, along with the recent test at Nashville Superspeedway.

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IndyCar Toronto: Start time, how to watch, entry list

Team Penske heads to Canada with a lot of momentum after sweeping the weekend at Iowa Speedway. Scott McLaughlin won Race #1 and Will Power won Race #2.

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Toronto Hit By Severe Flooding After Torrential Rains

Toronto faces significant flooding with road closures, power outages, and transit disruptions due to heavy rains.

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Drake shares video of his flood-hit mansion as Toronto storms wreak havoc

Rapper jokes ‘that better be Espresso Martini’ as flooding hits Toronto

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