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Hunter-Reay tops IndyCar’s crash-filled test session
Graham Rahal, Takuma Sato and JR Hildebrand all found the wall in the final session of IndyCar’s open test at Phoenix International Raceway, but through it all Ryan Hunter-Reay came out top. Rahal had a relatively minor skirmish with the SAFER barrier on the exit of Turn 1 early in the 6-9pm session at Phoenix, but then Sato backed his car in hard exiting Turn 2 , in a shunt similar to that which befell Andretti Autosport teammate Alexander Rossi this morning. There was then a dispute over territory when Team Penske-Chevrolet’s newest recruit, Josef Newgarden, made a low-percentage late divebomb on Sebastien Bourdais’s Dale Coyne Racing-Honda at Turn 1. Despite kicking up dust down...
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