Americas Rallycross Launches ARX3
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NEW YORK, N.Y. (May 22, 2019) – A new form of rallycross will be introduced to North America this June as Americas Rallycross (ARX) announced today the ARX3 class, a new introductory-level rallycross series that will play an integral role in the growth of the sport.
INDIANAPOLIS (Sunday, May 19, 2019) - Simon Pagenaud continued on his roll this May, winning the pole position for the upcoming 103rd Indianapolis 500 presented by Gainbridge. Two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso, however, will be a spectator for the May 26 race after failing to successfully qualify.
Fast Facts: What is 'ARX'?
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What is ‘ARX’?
ARX is Americas Rallycross, the next evolution of the high-speed, action-packed world of rallycross. This series will race in a brand new rallycross track in the Keyhole of the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
Fast Facts: Where is the Americas Rallycross Track?
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What is the Americas Rallycross Track at Mid-Ohio?
The track is a 0.761-mile circuit running clockwise and features 60% sealed surface (asphalt) and 40% unsealed surface (dirt) with a jump along and a joker lap adding 0.0571 of a mile extension solely of asphalt. It will be located in the Keyhole of the historic Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.
NASCAR Pinty’s Series TV and Live Streaming Schedules Announced
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Fans in Canada can stream six races live; FansChoice.tv to carry full season live in U.S.
With heated rivalries and intense racing action, the NASCAR Pinty’s Series will again be a must-watch series in 2019. And there’s some good news on that front. Fans will have unprecedented access to do just that – watch every lap of the Pinty’s Series all season long.
Track Talk: 2019 IndyCar Grand Prix Preview
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It’s the month of May and ‘homecoming’ for the IndyCars. #TrackTalk previews the IndyCar Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Can Will Power repeat? In 2018 the ‘month of May’ turned out to be the month of Will Power. Since the IndyCar Grand Prix inception, no driver has managed to win both the Grand Prix and the Indy 500. Power changed that by sweeping both races. He’s off to a strong start to 2019, but is yet to win a race. Can he find the same magic as last year?
Montoya, Cameron Deliver Second Consecutive Acura Sports Car Challenge at Mid-Ohio Win for Team Penske
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