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DXC Technology 600


Date
Sat 9th June 2018 (UTC)

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League
IndyCar Series

Season
2018

Round
9

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Location
Texas Motor Speedway





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The DXC Technology 600 is an IndyCar Series race held at Texas Motor Speedway near Fort Worth, Texas. The race is held on a Saturday night in early June. From 1997 until 2005, it served as the first race after the Indianapolis 500. It resumed this place in 2010 and in 2011. When it debuted in 1997, it was the first IndyCar race in the state of Texas since 1979.
The IndyCar Series races at Texas have widely been regarded by media, fans, and competitors, as the best racing in the series. Side-by-side racing has produced some of the closest two-car and three-car finishes in series history.


FORT WORTH, Texas – Scott Dixon put a stranglehold on the second half of the DXC Technology, leading the final 119 laps at Texas Motor Speedway to win and move into sole possession of third place on the all-time Indy car victory list.
Dixon, driving the No. 9 PNC Bank Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, won by 4.2943 seconds over Team Penske’s Simon Pagenaud to collect win No. 43 in his 18-year career. The four-time Verizon IndyCar Series champion had moved into a tie for career wins with Michael Andretti just a week ago when he won the first race of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix doubleheader on June 2.
Starting seventh, Dixon methodically climbed his way toward the front. He took the race lead for the first time on Lap 130 of 248 on the high-banked oval hosting its 30th Verizon IndyCar Series race since the track opened in 1997.
The 37-year-old New Zealander didn’t surrender the point the rest of the way to pick up his third win at Texas Motor Speedway. The others came in 2008 and 2015.


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Result Description
Pos/ Driver/ Team/ Laps/ Points
1 /Scott Dixon /Chip Ganassi Racing /248 /53
2 /Simon Pagenaud /Team Penske /248 /41
3 /Alexander Rossi /Andretti Autosport /248 /36
4 /James Hinchcliffe/Schmidt Peterson Motorsports /248 /32
5 /Ryan Hunter-Reay /Andretti Autosport /248 /30
6 /Graham Rahal /Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing /248 /29
7 /Takuma Sato /Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing /248 /26
8 /Sebastien Bourdais /Dale Coyne Racing /248 /24
9 /Ed Jones /Chip Ganassi Racing /248 /23
10 /Charlie Kimball/Carlin /247 /20
11 /Spencer Pigot /Ed Carpenter Racing /247 /19
12 /Max Chilton /Carlin /247 /18
13 /Josef Newgarden /Team Penske /244 /19
14 /Marco Andretti /Andretti Autosport /244 /16
15 /Gabby Chaves /Harding Racing /240 /15
16 /Zach Veach /Andretti Autosport /238/14
17 /Zachary Claman DeMelo /Dale Coyne Racing /205 /13
18 /Will Power /Team Penske /204 /12
19 /Robert Wickens/ Schmidt Peterson Motorsports /171 /12
20 /Ed Carpenter /Ed Carpenter Racing /168 /10
21 /Tony Kanaan /A.J. Foyt Enterprises /31 /9
22 /Matheus Leist /A.J. Foyt Enterprises /5 /8


Points standings after this race:
Rank Driver Points

1 Scott Dixon 357
2 Alexander Rossi 334
3 Will Power 321
4 Ryan Hunter-Reay 308
5 Josef Newgarden 289
6 Graham Rahal 250
7 Robert Wickens 244
8 Simon Pagenaud 229
9 Sebastien Bourdais 218
10 Marco Andretti 213
11 James Hinchcliffe 209
12 Ed Jones 183
13 Takuma Sato 169
14 Tony Kanaan 157
15 Spencer Pigot 147
15 Zach Veach 147
17 Charlie Kimball 139
18 Gabby Chaves 138
19 Matheus Leist 133
20 Ed Carpenter 128


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