How Marcus Ericsson turned a 'Big reset' into a masterclass on the Streets of Markham
Marcus Ericsson’s return to form culminated in a statement victory as the 35-year-old Swede ended a 63-race winless drought with a late charge to win the inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy at Markham. Driving the #28 Andretti Global Honda, the win marked Ericsson’s fifth career IndyCar victory—his fourth on a street course—and his first visit to victory lane since St. Petersburg in ... Keep…
Marcus Ericsson made a triumphant return to form at the inaugural Ontario Honda Dealers Indy 200 at Markham. The 35-year-old Swede ended a 63-race winless drought, marking his fifth IndyCar victory, with his first on a street course since St. Petersburg in 2023. Following a challenging 2025 season, Ericsson's victory was the result of hard work and rebuilding efforts over the winter.
Teammate Will Power played a significant role in the car's development, and the strong partnership among Andretti Global drivers, including Ericsson, Power, and Kyle Larson, was crucial for the team's success. The race featured a dramatic closing stretch, with Ericsson jumping from seventh to the lead under green-flag conditions.
His strategic decision to stay out on fresh tires paid off, as he passed Romain Grosjean for the win in a thrilling finish. The victory showcases the strong momentum and teamwork within the Andretti Global organization, with Ericsson expressing confidence in their continued success in the upcoming season.
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