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Round 2 of the series kicks off on Sunday on the Indianapolis Road Course (the one F1 used for a while). Championship leader Scott Dixon will be looking to win his 2nd race in a row.

 

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Edited July 10, 20204 yr by Severin

This weekend sees an Indycar double header at Road America, easily one of the best circuits in the world. A proper old school European style road course.

 

Races take place on Saturday and Sunday evenings with qualifying immediately beforehand.

 

Five times champion Scott Dixon leads the championship with 2 wins from 2 races.

 

Dixon wins again in a thriller. Today's 2nd race is on right after the Styrian GP

Doctors at the hospital treating Alex Zanardi have begun the process of bringing him out a medically induced coma.

Alex Zanardi has been transferred to a specialist recovery centre a month after suffering serious head injuries in a handbike accident.

 

The 53-year-old Italian was placed in a medically induced coma and has had three operations at Siena's Santa Maria alle Scotte hospital since the accident during a road race near the Italian city on 19 June.

 

In a statement, the hospital said Zanardi's sedation had been suspended, allowing him to be transferred.

 

"The stability of the general clinical conditions and the neurological picture allowed the transfer to a specialised centre for recovery and functional rehabilitation," it said.

Madness:

 

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Madness Part 2:

 

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Lewis Hamilton isn't the only one making history as Scott Dixon stayed calm through the chaos to win his 6th Indycar title in a hugely entertaining race with so many incidents that the safety car almost ran out of fuel!

 

 

 

What a prat:

 

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Mick Schumacher can he do it and win the F2 title?

Mick Schumacher can he do it and win the F2 title?

I would think so. He has a 14 point lead on Ilott and the momentum is with him. Ilott has a lot to do to overhaul that and must hope Schumacher has an off day to.

Mick Schumacher will start his F1 career as the reigning F2 champion.

Tbh, I feel it's best for Ilott that Schumacher won the series.

 

Means he can have another crack of the whip next year, and possibly gain a 2022 F1 seat!