Team Penske's McLaughlin and Power reignited their 2024 IndyCar championship bids after each claimed their first series' triumphs at Iowa Speedway amid an eventful doubleheader weekend.
The two-time IndyCar Series champion from Hendersonville, Tennessee, led 26 of 200-scheduled laps and overtook Pato O'Ward on the final lap to become the first competitor in 22 years to claim back-to-back Indy 500 victories.
The 21-year-old Lundgaard from Hedensted, Denmark, became the first Danish competitor to win an IndyCar Series event after capping off a dominant run from pole position at Exhibition Place in Toronto, Canada.
The 2021 IndyCar Series champion from Sant Antoni de Vilamajor, Spain, led 10 of 55 laps and executed on a late pit strategy to overtake pole-sitter Colton Herta with seven laps remaining and extend his championship lead with his third victory of the season.
The 2014 IndyCar champion from Toowoomba, Australia, etched his name as a two-time IndyCar champion while the reigning IndyCar champion captured his first elusive victory of the 2022 season.
The 29-year-old McLaughlin from Hamilton, New Zealand, remains one of five competitors left standings to contend for the 2022 IndyCar title with his third victory of the season at Portland.
The two-time IndyCar champion from Hendersonville, Tennessee, trails teammate Will Power by three points in the championship standings with his fifth victory of 2022 at Gateway.
The 2016 Indianapolis 500 champion dominated the second half of the Gallagher Grand Prix to snap a 49-year winless drought and score his eighth IndyCar career victory.
The 23-year-old native from Monterrey, Mexico, benefitted from a late on-track incident involving Josef Newgarden to grab his fourth NTT IndyCar Series career victory at Iowa.
The two-time IndyCar champion from Hendersonville, Tennessee, led all but 42 of 250 laps en route to his fourth IndyCar victory of 2022 in the first of a Iowa Speedway doubleheader feature.
