Grand Prix of Portland Race Report

“I feel terrible for the team. I was racing [Alexander] Rossi and got caught up in the fight, then broke too deep. I missed it by a good half a marker in the braking and got into Jack Harvey – feel bad for them. Apologies to the team, to DHL, AutoNation and our partners. We should have had a pretty good day today. This is one on me.”

The 2019 Grand Prix of Portland brought a podium finish and small climb in points for Alexander Rossi, while Ryan Hunter-Reay was not as fortunate, suffering from an on-track incident during the 105-lap event.

  • STARTED: 6th // FINISHED: 18th
  • CHAMPIONSHIP: 7th (380 pts.)
  • OF NOTE: Made contact with Car 60 on Lap 14 resulting in large damage to the 28 car // The car was repaired behind the wall and rejoined the race on Lap 28 // Hunter-Reay served a 30-second stop and go penalty for avoidable contact

The NTT IndyCar Series now breaks for two weekends before the Series return to WeatherTech Race Laguna Seca for the season finale. A new champion will be crowned and the Astor Cup awarded on Sept. 22 with live coverage via NBC.

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