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At the 2024 Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach, Scott Dixon showcased his unparalleled skills in a thrilling race. He implemented a masterful fuel-saving strategy, successfully defending the lead from faster opponents in the final stages. His precise maneuvering through lapped traffic and strategic calculations led him to his 57th career win and second victory at Long Beach. Despite early dominance from Will Power, a safety caution caused a significant strategy split, which Dixon capitalized on. The race featured intense on-track battles, including an incident involving Colton Herta and Josef Newgarden, and a disappointing weekend for Arrow McLaren. Theo Pourchaire made an impressive IndyCar debut, finishing 11th in his first race. The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach proved once again why it is regarded as one of the most captivating IndyCar events outside the Indianapolis 500.

Theo Pourchaire, the reigning Formula 2 champion, will continue to race for Arrow McLaren SP in the IndyCar Series at Barber Motorsports Park. Pourchaire made his IndyCar debut with the team at the Streets of Long Beach, where he finished 11th. He will substitute for David Malukas, who is recovering from a left wrist injury. Pourchaire’s performance in Long Beach impressed team principal Gavin Ward, who praised his enthusiasm and progress. Pourchaire’s contract includes two races, with the Barber Motorsports Park round dependent on Malukas’ health.

Theo Pourchaire, the reigning Formula 2 champion, will continue to substitute for David Malukas in the IndyCar Series at Barber Motorsports Park next weekend. Pourchaire made his IndyCar debut on the Streets of Long Beach last weekend, where he started 22nd and finished a respectable 11th for Arrow McLaren. The team had initially relied on Callum Ilott as a stand-in for Malukas, but a scheduling conflict with the World Endurance Championship prevented him from running Long Beach. Pourchaire, a reserve and test driver for Sauber’s Formula 1 team, proved to be an impressive performer at Long Beach, and has been praised by team principal Gavin Ward for his enthusiasm and quick adaptation. While Malukas continues to recover from wrist surgery, Pourchaire will be given the opportunity to extend his time in IndyCar at the scenic 2.3-mile, 17-turn natural terrain road course in Birmingham, Alabama.