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Although no one appeared to have the pace to keep up with Josef Newgarden, who led 92 of 100 laps en route to a Team Penske 1-3-4, O’Ward’s No. 5 Arrow McLaren was lurking for the majority of the race before fading late to finish 7.9121s at the checkered flag.

Entering his fifth full-time campaign in North America’s premier open-wheel championship, O’Ward has routinely been among the frontrunners each and every weekend.

The Scotland full-back was up against Kaoru Mitoma throughout the game that Everton romped to victory in.

O’Ward qualified third for IndyCar’s season-opener and held station there for most of the race, behind Andretti Autosport’s Romain Grosjean and Colton Herta in the first stint, then behind Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin and again Grosjean in the middle stint. The Mexican ace was therefore in prime position to inherit…

Following a poor final restart, Ericsson was applying pressure to leader O’Ward in the closing stages of Sunday's race when the Mexican ace suffered what was described as a “plenum event” that briefly zapped the car’s power under acceleration from the final turn. 

Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg winner Marcus Ericsson says his Chip Ganassi Racing-Honda had the speed to beat Pato O’Ward to victory in St. Petersburg, even if without the Arrow McLaren-Chevrolet’s engine issue.

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