Indy 500 Sees Alex Palou Triumph in Late-Lap Overtake, Marks First Spanish Winner
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Indianapolis, USA: Spaniard Alex Palou snagged his first Indy 500 victory, edging out Scott Dixon in the final laps of a crash-marred race. A late restart after a six-car wreck set up a dramatic two-lap dash. The Chip Ganassi Racing driver’s triumph cements a new star in IndyCar, with Palou now leading the season standings.
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- • Alex Palou: 28-year-old Spanish driver.
- • Scott Dixon: Veteran competitor finishing runner-up.
- • Indianapolis 500 (109th edition): Historic open-wheel race.
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