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Volume 27 No. 90
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IndyCar Delaying Hybrid Engine To '23 Buys Time To Eye New OEM

October 5, 2020
IndyCar's "multiyear extensions with both Chevy and Honda, along with the delay of the series' move to hybrid power until 2023, lays the groundwork for stability," according to Nathan Brown of the INDIANAPOLIS STAR. IndyCar President Jay Frye said, "We know where we're going and what we're doing, a...
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