IndyCar postpones Milwaukee midway through due to rain; to have 2 races Sunday
Heavy rain forced IndyCar to halt the Milwaukee Mile race after 90 laps, marking the second delay this season.
WEST ALLIS, WI – IndyCar's planned Milwaukee Mile event was abruptly halted Saturday due to persistent rain, forcing officials to cancel the first of two races scheduled for the day. The race was marred by a red-flag after just 90 laps, prompting cars to be towed off the track. The Snap-On Makers and Fixers 250 will now resume on Sunday at 9 a.m., with the second race set to begin at 1 p.m. on Fox.
Pato O' Ward of Arrow McLaren emerged victorious in the inaugural Milwaukee Mile race of 2024, followed by Felix Rosenqvist and Alexander Rossi. This marks the second race of the IndyCar season to be disrupted by inclement weather, with the Music City Grand Prix delayed from July 19 to July 20 in Lebanon, Tennessee. Since 2018, IndyCar has never had to postpone a race for a day since the 2018 Barber Motorsports Park event.
As a two-250-lap, 250-mile race weekend, drivers and teams now face the challenge of preparing for multiple races on Sunday. The IndyStar motorsports reporter, IndyCar, and its YouTube channel, IndyStar TV: IndyCar, will provide comprehensive coverage of the rescheduled races.
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