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IndyCar Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix Results
- Kyle Kirkwood won the 2025 IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix on a 1.645-mile, nine-turn temporary street circuit in downtown Detroit after 100 laps.
- The victory followed a race marked by multiple crashes and strategic pit stops, including Alex Palou's crash that ended his run for a record sixth win in seven races.
- Kirkwood started third, overcame left front wing damage, surged past leaders with 22 laps remaining, and held off Santino Ferrucci, who earned his career-best second place.
- Kirkwood, 26, advanced to second place in the season standings, trailing leader Palou by 78 points, and remarked that although the car had sustained some damage, it did not significantly affect performance. He also noted that the car performed exceptionally well during restarts.
- The all-American podium featured Colton Herta third, and the season will continue in two weeks at Madison, Illinois, with Kirkwood maintaining momentum despite challenges in Detroit.
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Kirkland wins 2025 Detroit Grand Prix
American Kyle Kirkland has won the 2025 Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix.This was his second win of the season, with the first being the Acura Grand Prix back in April in Long Beach.Kirkland led for 48 laps, nearly half of the 100-lap race. Christian Rasmussen, who finished in 24th place, led the second-most laps with 21.Second place went to Santino Ferrucci, while coming in third was Colton Herta.Scott Dixon, last year's winner, finished in 11th pl…
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IndyCar Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix Results
Sunday At Streets of Detroit Detroit Lap length: 1.7 miles (Start position in parentheses) 1. (3) Kyle Kirkwood, Dallara-Honda, 100 laps, Running. 2. (21) Santino Ferrucci, Dallara-Chevrolet, 100, Running. 3. (1) Colton Herta, Dallara-Honda, 100, Running. 4. (8) Will Power, Dallara-Chevrolet, 100, Running. 5. (19) Kyffin Simpson, Dallara-Honda, 100, Running. 6. (9) Marcus Armstrong, Dallara-Honda, 100, Running. 7. (18) Pato O’Ward, Dallara-Chevr…
Ferrucci, Simpson and Armstrong capitalize on timely caution, post season-best finishes in Detroit | Kickin' the Tires
By Noah Poser, Staff Writer Prior to Sunday’s Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix, Santino Ferrucci hadn’t finished runner-up or better in a race of any kind in a decade and Kyffin Simpson had yet to finish in the top five in his INDYCAR career. Both stats changed after they, along with Marcus Armstrong, were the beneficiaries of a Lap 67 caution that came out just a few laps after they had made their final pit stops of the day. With the leaders diving…
Kyle Kirkwood survives Detroit street fight to take IndyCar victory
The streets of Detroit were a battleground on Sunday afternoon as the NTT IndyCar Series completed the main event race to cap off a busy weekend. The nine drivers that started at the front did so on the softer alternate tire. They chose to get rid of them after just a few laps of running, which proved consequential. A couple caution periods took place with only half the field having completed their first stop, which mixed up the order for a good…
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