
Grosjean's American IndyCar dream turns nightmare: 'He's an absolute idiot'
Incidents with all his team-mates at Mid-Ohio amid an apparent growing feud at Andretti has been a low point in 2022 for Grosjean
Watch highlights of a packed weekend of racing action, including entertaining IndyCar and MotoGP curtain-raisers as well as Sébastien Ogier’s and Kyle Busch’s latest victories
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St Petersburg, Florida: Josef Newgarden continues Team Penske’s mighty start to the 2019 motor sport year by winning IndyCar’s season-opener. He holds off a strong challenge from reigning champion Scott Dixon of Chip Ganassi Racing, the pair having leapt ahead of their respective team-mates – polesitter Will Power and debut star Felix Rosenqvist – during the race.
Losail, Qatar: Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso pips Honda’s reigning champion Marc Márquez in a typically thrilling battle to win MotoGP’s curtain-raiser. Ducati also had to survive a post-race protest from rivals over the bike’s new rear aero.
Rally Mexico: Sébastien Ogier and Citroën claim their second win of the season by triumphing in Mexico. Ogier finished half a minute ahead of Ott Tänak in the Toyota, who retains his championship lead.
Phoenix, Arizona: Kyle Busch ended Penske’s unbeaten start to the NASCAR Cup season with a dominant Phoenix win. Busch is now within one victory shy of Richard Petty’s record of 200 NASCAR wins, and also remains unbeaten at this track since it was reconfigured.
Incidents with all his team-mates at Mid-Ohio amid an apparent growing feud at Andretti has been a low point in 2022 for Grosjean
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