Alex Palou clinched his fifth win of the season at Nashville, narrowly edging out Team Penske’s trio to stay on track for his fourth straight IndyCar title. The race was electric—over 300 passes and seven drivers jockeying for position. David Malukas had a rollercoaster weekend: crash, hospital, missed qualifying, but still led practice and clawed his way from last to third, bouncing back to reclaim second in the standings. Kyle Kirkwood, who started on pole and led laps, was undone by a late caution, plummeting to tenth and slipping to third in the championship. Mick Schumacher delivered his best IndyCar weekend yet, finishing eighth—his first top-ten and a standout performance in just his fourth oval race. Meanwhile, Graham Rahal and Christian Lundgaard struggled mightily, both finishing outside the top 20 after early promise and mechanical woes.
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