The Road to Indy has officially cancelled this year’s visit to Toronto, and is set to delay the Road America round that was due to be its season opener
Toronto
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An extension to the ban on large gatherings has led to IndyCar and its supports having to postpone their visit to Toronto
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Formula Scout talks to newly crowned Indy Lights champion Oliver Askew about how he ended his Road to Indy rivalry with Rinus VeeKay on top
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Rasmus Lindh keeps hold of the Indy Pro 2000 championship lead leaving Toronto as Danial Frost and Kyle Kirkwood each earned a race win
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Darren Keane and Christian Rasmussen were the two USF2000 winners at Toronto, but Braden Eves still holds the championship lead
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Oliver Askew has extended his Indy Lights championship lead with a win in the second race at Toronto after Aaron Telitz and Rinus VeeKay collided. The Andretti Autosport driver Askew …
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Indy Lights championship leader Oliver Askew grabbed pole position for the fourth time this season for the second race of the weekend in Toronto
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Aaron Telitz secured a lights-to-flag victory in the first Indy Lights race in Toronto, becoming the sixth different winner in 2019
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Belardi Auto Racing’s Aaron Telitz claimed the first pole position of his Indy Lights return for the first race in Toronto
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Kyle Kirkwood won both USF2000 races at Toronto, extending his victory run to six and his championship lead to 131 points.
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Santiago Urrutia kept himself in title contention by leading home a five-car Indy Lights field in race two at Toronto, as both Colton Herta and Victor Franzoni start-and-parked.
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Rinus VeeKay closed in on Parker Thompson at the top of the Pro Mazda standings with his second win at Toronto.
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Rinus VeeKay closed in on the Pro Mazda championship lead in the opening race at Toronto, although it was a crash involving Harrison Scott that got the most attention.
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The Indy Lights points lead switched hands from Colton Herta to Patricio O’Ward in the first Toronto race after a victory for latter and an injury-induced retirement for the former.
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After a two-race hiatus from Indy Lights, Felix Rosenqvist would not be denied pole position for the first of two races at the Exhibition Place Street Circuit in Toronto, Canada.
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David Gruz sums up the weekend’s action from the third World Series by Renault meeting of the year at the Hungaroring, assessing the state of play in both Formula Renault …
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Spencer Pigot completed his second double of the 2015 Indy Lights season, winning the Sunday race on a very wet track in Toronto.
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Canadian racer Garett Grist won the wet second race of the Pro Mazda championship’s round in Toronto.
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USF2000 championship leader Nico Jamin returned to victory lane after a two-race absence, winning the Sunday race on the very wet streets of Toronto.
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Spencer Pigot held off championship rival Jack Harvey to win the first race of the Indy Lights round at Toronto.