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Christian Lundgaard wins at Road America
Lundgaard recovered from Lap 1 contact and won by 0.6241 seconds after a late caution set up a one-lap shootout, officials said.
- On Sunday, June 21, 2026, Christian Lundgaard won the XPEL Grand Prix at Road America, storming back from a Lap 1 collision that dropped him to last place to capture victory by 0.6241 seconds.
- Marcus Armstrong led for 14 laps before his engine failed on Lap 52, prompting a caution that allowed Lundgaard to surge into the lead with four laps remaining.
- David Malukas finished second, while Will Power took third following a final-lap collision with Graham Rahal; championship leader Alex Palou finished fifth after receiving a pit road speeding penalty.
- This victory marks Lundgaard's second win of the 2026 NTT IndyCar Series season and his third career victory, boosting the Danish driver's standing in the championship race.
- The NTT IndyCar Series returns to action on July 5 at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, while Road America officials expect the event to return next year around Father's Day.
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Christian Lundgaard wins at Road America
INDIANAPOLIS - Christian Lundgaard charged from last place to the front to win the IndyCar Series race at Road America on Sunday afternoon. Lundgaard dropped to 25th place after contact on lap one with Scott Dixon. He used strategy and good luck to work his way through the field to win his second race of [...]
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Christian Lundgaard overcomes early collision to win XPEL Grand Prix
Christian Lundgaard displayed some resilience as he went from worst to first, capturing his second IndyCar Series victory of the season in the XPEL Grand Prix at Road America on Sunday.
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