Indianapolis 500: Alex Palou makes history as 1st Spanish driver to earn Indy 500 win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Indianapolis – Alex Palao has become the first driver from Spain to win Indianapolis 500 by sticking to his former colleague in the Chip Ganassi Marcus Ericsson on the closing lamps on Sunday on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road.

Palo, who won three indycar titles in four years – including the last two, came to a motorcycle race with four wins during the first five races this season. But it was No. 6, the “greatest scene in the race”, which was about his calendar.

Without Indie 500, Palo said his CV will never be completed.

Palu stopped the car outside the brick square, climbing it and losing its balance almost as it raises its arms in a victory. He jumped down and went on to run forward, pulled his gloves and threw behind him.

Scott Dixon gave him a great hug, as well as Dario Franchiti, where Ganassi Indy 500 welcomes Palou winner at the exclusive club.

“I cannot believe it. What a wonderful day. What amazing race.” Palo said. “I can’t believe it. It was difficult. The difficult circumstances there, especially if you are like, the third or the fourth in the package. And even driving, fuel consumption was very high, so they didn’t want me to lead. I wanted to lead, frankly, so yes, it happened.”

Meanwhile, Ericsson went up from his car and pressed his hands on his face in disappointment from the next, close to the second Intanabolis 500 victory.

Ericsson, winner of 2022 Indy 500, ranked second in Andretti Global at the end of 1-2 of Honda. David Malocas was in the third place for the AJ Foyt race and the top Chevrolet.

Joseph New Vegdin’s attempt to win three Andy 500 consecutive with the fuel pump problem. He was trying to become the first driver to come from the back row to win because Will Power Power Power was dropped in his team to the back of the examination before the qualifiers.

The authority ended in the nineteenth, the highest Penske driver on a miserable day of the organization Roger Penske. Earlier this week, he launched the three best CEOs of Indycar for a second artistic supernatural for a little more than a year, and had to defend the optics of his teams that failed inspections when he also owned Indycar, Indianapolis Motor Speedway and Indy500.

Pinkki won the Indy 500 records 20 times.

Andy was 500 winning number six Janasi, who was in a dominant wave since the employment of Palu before the 2021 season. Then Palo won the championship that year, and added two other two titles and now appears at the pace of the fourth arrival.

“The man is incredible – I don’t know what to say,” Janesi said. “It is incredible – it will make the profession of Alex Palo, and will make his life, and he definitely made me.”

Palu began the racing tied with Pato Outward as the participants, listed in +500 by Betmgm. Aidard finished fourth – the fifth time in six professions, the Mexican ranked sixth or higher.

Kyle Larson “The Double” will not complete after it came out of Indianapolis 500 before heading to North Carolina to compete in the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race.