Honda Indy Toronto 2014

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Racing data
13th and 14th of 18 races of the IndyCar Series 2014
Route profile
Surname: Honda Indy Toronto
Date: 20th July 2014
Place: OntarioOntario Toronto , Ontario , Canada
Course: Streets of Toronto
Length: 158.178 km in 56 laps of 2.824 km

Planned: 183.594 km in 65 laps of 2.824 km
Weather: cloudy
1st race
Pole position
Driver: FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing
Time: 0: 58.9479 min
Fastest lap
Driver: FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports
Time: 1: 00.6954 min (lap 47)
Podium
First: FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing
Second: BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves United StatesUnited States Team Penske
Third: BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing
2nd race
Pole position
Driver: BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves United StatesUnited States Team Penske
Time: Entrant points min
Fastest lap
Driver: ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya United StatesUnited States Penske Motorsports
Time: 1: 00.7896 min (lap 9)
Podium
First: United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter Racing
Second: BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing
Third: AustraliaAustralia Will power United StatesUnited States Team Penske

The Honda Indy Toronto 2014 took place on July 20th in the Streets of Toronto in Toronto , Ontario , Canada and was the 13th and 14th races of the 2014 IndyCar Series .

Reports

background

After the Iowa Corn Indy 300 , Hélio Castroneves led the drivers' standings by 9 points over Will Power and 32 points over Ryan Hunter-Reay .

There were two changes in the starting field. There was a planned driver change at Ed Carpenter Racing . Mike Conway , who competed in all street course races, replaced Ed Carpenter , who only drove the oval races. Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing fielded a second vehicle for Luca Filippi .

The Honda Indy Toronto was the third and final two-race event this season. Originally, two races were planned - one on Saturday, one on Sunday - each with 85 laps and a separate qualification. However, as it rained heavily on Saturday, the first race was postponed to Sunday and the distance for both races was reduced by 20 laps to 65 laps. The qualifying for the second race was canceled and the starting grid was determined by the entrant points scoring before the event.

With Power, Scott Dixon (twice each), Sébastien Bourdais , Justin Wilson and Hunter-Reay (once each), five former winners competed in this race.

training

There were two training sessions of 45 minutes each on Friday.

In the first practice session, Josef Newgarden set the fastest time ahead of Power and James Hinchcliffe . The track conditions were perfect in sunny weather. The fastest times were achieved at the end of training. There was no interruption.

In the second practice session, Simon Pagenaud was the fastest. Castroneves finished second, Dixon third. The first five drivers were within a tenth of a second. Castroneves stopped in the eighth corner after half of the training session with battery problems, so training was interrupted. Shortly after the interruption, Ryan Briscoe turned , so that the training was interrupted again and prematurely ended.

Qualifying

The first section of the first qualifying was held in two groups according to the usual qualifying system for street courses. The six fastest drivers in each group came into the second segment. The remaining starting positions were determined from the result of the first qualifying segment, with the drivers in the first group being assigned the odd positions from 13 and the drivers in the second group the even positions from 14. In the first group Dixon drove the fastest lap, in the second group Castroneves was the fastest driver.

In the second segment of the qualification, the six fastest drivers qualified for the final section. Castroneves posted the fastest lap time. Alongside him, Bourdais, Power, Tony Kanaan , Hunter-Reay and Pagenaud made it into the third part of qualifying, the so-called Firestone Fast Six. Dixon brushed against the wall and bent the suspension so that he was the last of this group to reach twelfth starting position.

Bourdais ended up setting the fastest time, taking pole position from Power and Castroneves. It was Bourdai's first pole position in the IndyCar Series and his first IndyCar pole since the 2007 Bavaria Champ Car Grand Prix . With his 32nd IndyCar pole, he drew level with Michael Andretti in eighth place in the all-time best list . Pagenaud, who was finally fifth, had an accident on the last corner of his last fastest lap.

1st race

The standing start planned for the first race on Saturday was canceled due to wet track conditions. Several attempts were made to start the race behind the safety car. Even before the race was open, three drivers had problems behind the safety car, which led to a transfer to the end of the field. Briscoe spun, Power hit the track barrier and Juan Pablo Montoya suffered an electrical problem. After two and a half hours of waiting, the race was finally canceled without ever having started. During a red phase, a controversy arose at the pits, as the Penske race management allowed a repair of Powers vehicle. The race has been postponed to Sunday.

The race started after three laps behind the safety car. Bourdais kept the lead. There was a collision behind it. Filippi turned Pagenaud. In the resulting chaos, Newgarden, Conway, Takuma Satō and Carlos Muñoz were involved in the collision. The race was immediately interrupted with the red flag so that the vehicles could be recovered or restarted. Newgarden and Conway's vehicles were repaired during the interruption. Since Newgarden drove into the closed box, he received a drive-through penalty, which he withdrew after the restart. With the exception of Satō, who later drove a few more races, all drivers resumed the race behind the safety car. Bourdais led before Castroneves, Hunter-Reay, Kanaan and Filippi.

At the restart, Bourdais stayed in the lead. Hunter-Reay overtook Castroneves and took second position. Bourdais took the lead over the next few laps. In the 17th round there was the second and final caution phase. Carlos Huertas was in the tire wall, Filippi drove his damaged vehicle back into the pits and gave up. Huertas eventually resumed the race.

Bourdais stayed in the lead again at the restart. He pulled away again and sometimes drove 1.5 seconds faster than the opponents. After 33 laps he pitted, giving Castroneves, who had previously overtaken Hunter-Reay, the lead. A lap later he also stopped. Pagenaud, who had a different pit strategy and had been to the pit earlier, took the lead. From the 41st lap, Bourdais was back in front. In the meantime, there was contact between Hunter-Reay and Kanaan which resulted in Hunter-Reay's failure due to its suspension being damaged. There was no yellow phase. Bourdais controlled the race in the final third and stayed in the lead throughout. Shortly before the end there was a collision between Power and Newgarden, in which Newgarden was eliminated.

Bourdais eventually won the IndyCar Series for the first time. It was his first IndyCar win after the Gran Premio Tecate 2007 . With his 32nd IndyCar victory, he drew level with Dario Franchitti and Paul Tracy in eighth place in the all-time best list . Castroneves finished second, Kanaan third and Pagenaud fourth. The first four were within ten seconds. Dixon, Graham Rahal , Charlie Kimball , Hinchcliffe, Power and Wilson completed the top 10.

2nd race

The second race started standing. Due to the threat of rain, the start was moved a few minutes forward. Castroneves kept the lead. Wilson stopped and Kanaan braked in the third corner, so there was a caution period. Kanaan admitted after the race that his accident was entirely his fault. Both drivers resumed the race. At the restart on the third lap, Castroneves stayed in front again. Pagenaud had problems with the electronics in the early stages, so he lost several laps.

On the twelfth lap, it started to rain lightly, making the track more slippery. Several drivers missed the braking point in the eighth corner. Montoya hit the tire wall and stopped. A little later, Hinchcliffe spun in the same place and lightly touched Montoya before pausing just behind it. Mikhail Aleshin , who was behind the two, also braked himself. He pulled into the back of Montoya's vehicle. As he did so, he lifted Montoya's car and slipped under it with his racing car. Montoya's vehicle had to be raised to retrieve Aleshin. Aleshin was able to get out of the car on his own and was unharmed. His helmet showed traces of the collision with Montoya's vehicle. Montoya and Hinchcliffe resumed the race and crossed the finish line several laps behind after repairs. Shortly before the safety car phase, Castroneves pitted to switch to rain tires, so that Power led for two laps. Power pitted in the safety car phase and handed the lead over to Newgarden, who like Bourdais stayed on slicks. Hunter-Reay and Jack Hawksworth changed tires with the pit lane closed and received a drive-through penalty.

After the restart, Newgarden held the lead briefly, but was eventually overtaken by Castroneves. He and Bourdais also switched to rain tires a little later because the track was too wet for slicks. Newgarden had previously spun without making contact with the wall. So all drivers drove on rain tires. In the next laps several drivers spun and braked due to the wet track. At the top Castroneves, Power, Kanaan and Dixon had separated. In the 24th lap there was another yellow phase, as debris was on the track.

At the restart the first four positions remained unchanged. Behind them Filippi went past Briscoe into fifth position. As the rain grew lighter and eventually stopped, Power put pressure on leading teammate Castroneves. On the 33rd lap, Filippi drove into the lane in the eighth corner, so that there was another yellow phase. It was already clear at this point that the planned distance of 65 laps could no longer be achieved and that the 80-minute time limit would be driven. Castroneves kept the lead again at the restart. In the following laps the racing line dried up. On the 41st lap, Power overtook Castroneves and took the lead.

On lap 43, Muñoz and Conway chose a risky strategy and switched to slicks. The track wasn't completely dry yet. Before his stop, however, Muñoz was already in 19th place and didn't have much to lose. Conway made the decision to switch himself as he found the track dry enough. One lap later, an accident by Sebastián Saavedra triggered another caution period. The leading drivers pitted immediately and also switched to slicks, so that Wilson, who did not stop, took the lead. He led in front of Newgarden, Huertas and Filippi. Conway was the best placed driver on slicks.

After the restart, Wilson was leading ahead of Newgarden, Conway and Kanaan. The last laps of the race were eventful. On lap 50, Conway took the lead and Bourdais had an accident but eventually drove on. One lap later, Kimball Huertas turned around, causing a traffic jam. Several drivers were involved in this incident. The race management decided to interrupt the race with the red flag. Muñoz was eliminated here, Rahal remained at another point with a gearbox damage. All other drivers eventually resumed the race.

Before the restart, which took place after one lap behind the safety car, Conway was in front of Wilson, Kanaan, Power and Newgarden. Except for Wilson and Newgarden, the drivers used slicks. When restarting, Castroneves damaged the front wing. Wilson lost a few positions at the top. Hawksworth improved from 15th to sixth in the last six laps.

After 56 laps, Conway finally won ahead of Kanaan and Power. Kimball was fourth, Satō fifth. Hawksworth, Dixon, Marco Andretti , Bourdais and Wilson completed the top 10. Conway's victory was the 250th for tire manufacturer Firestone , which fitted all vehicles with tires in the 2014 season.

In the drivers' championship, Castroneves expanded his lead over Power a little at this event. Hunter-Reay stayed in third place.

Registration list

All teams and drivers used the chassis Dallara DW12 with an aero kit from Dallara and tires from Firestone .

team No. driver engine
United StatesUnited States Penske Motorsports 02 ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States Team Penske 03 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves
12 AustraliaAustralia Will power
United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Motorsports 07th RussiaRussia Mikhail Aleshin Honda
United StatesUnited States NTT data chip Ganassi Racing 08th AustraliaAustralia Ryan Briscoe Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing 09 New ZealandNew Zealand Scott Dixon
10 BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan
United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing 11 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States AJ Foyt Enterprises 14th JapanJapan Takuma Satō Honda
United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing 15th United StatesUnited States Graham Rahal Honda
16 ItalyItaly Luca Filippi
United StatesUnited States KV AFS Racing 17th ColombiaColombia Sebastian Saavedra Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing 18th ColombiaColombia Carlos Huertas Honda
19th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson
United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter Racing 20th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport 25th United StatesUnited States Marco Andretti Honda
27 CanadaCanada James Hinchcliffe
28 United StatesUnited States Ryan Hunter-Reay
United StatesUnited States Andretti - HVM 34 ColombiaColombia Carlos Muñoz
United StatesUnited States Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing 67 United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden Honda
United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports 77 FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud Honda
United StatesUnited States Chip Ganassi Racing Teams 83 United StatesUnited States Charlie Kimball Chevrolet
United StatesUnited States BHA / BBM with Curb Agajanian 98 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack Hawksworth Honda

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Classifications

1. Qualifying

Item driver team vehicle Group 1 Group 2 Top 12 FF6 begin
01 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.7482 0: 59.0478 0: 58.9479 01
02 AustraliaAustralia Will power United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.4142 0: 59.2090 0: 59.1025 23
03 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.0428 0: 58.9418 0: 59.1499 02
04th United StatesUnited States Ryan Hunter-Reay United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 0: 59.3987 - 0: 59.2501 0: 59.2672 03
05 FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports Dallara - Honda 0: 59.2934 - 0: 59.2580 0: 59.3972 04th
06th BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 0: 59.4089 - 0: 59.2443 0: 59.9987 05
07th ItalyItaly Luca Filippi United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda 0: 59.4255 - 0: 59.2753 - 06th
08th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda - 0: 59.4620 0: 59.3406 - 07th
09 CanadaCanada James Hinchcliffe United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 0: 59.3103 - 0: 59.3526 - 08th
10 AustraliaAustralia Ryan Briscoe United StatesUnited States NTT data chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.8699 0: 59.5319 - 21st
11 ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya United StatesUnited States Penske Motorsports Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.5032 0: 59.8201 - 22nd
12 New ZealandNew Zealand Scott Dixon United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 0: 59.2473 - 1: 00.2193 - 09
13 United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden United StatesUnited States Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Dallara - Honda 0: 59.4455 - - - 10
14th United StatesUnited States Graham Rahal United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda - 0: 59.9495 - - 11
15th JapanJapan Takuma Satō United StatesUnited States AJ Foyt Enterprises Dallara - Honda 0: 59.5367 - - - 12
16 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter Racing Dallara - Chevrolet - 0: 59.9904 - - 13
17th ColombiaColombia Carlos Muñoz United StatesUnited States Andretti - HVM Dallara - Honda 0: 59.5708 - - - 14th
18th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack Hawksworth United StatesUnited States BHA / BBM with Curb Agajanian Dallara - Honda - 1: 00.1856 - - 15th
19th ColombiaColombia Sebastian Saavedra United StatesUnited States KV AFS Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 0: 59.6806 - - - 16
20th United StatesUnited States Charlie Kimball United StatesUnited States Chip Ganassi Racing Teams Dallara - Honda - 1: 00.2304 - - 18th
21st ColombiaColombia Carlos Huertas United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda 0: 59.7244 - - - 17th
22nd RussiaRussia Mikhail Aleshin United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Dallara - Honda - 1: 00.2379 - - 19th
23 United StatesUnited States Marco Andretti United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 0: 59.9816 - - - 20th

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1st race

Item driver team vehicle Round time begin Leadership laps
01 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 65 1: 15: 44.3232 01 58
02 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 3.3408 02 01
03 BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 4.8655 05 00
04th FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports Dallara - Honda 65 + 5.4271 04th 06th
05 New ZealandNew Zealand Scott Dixon United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 12.5472 09 00
06th United StatesUnited States Graham Rahal United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda 65 + 15.5804 11 00
07th United StatesUnited States Charlie Kimball United StatesUnited States Chip Ganassi Racing Teams Dallara - Honda 65 + 28.6978 18th 00
08th CanadaCanada James Hinchcliffe United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 65 + 31.1677 08th 00
09 AustraliaAustralia Will power United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 33.1220 23 00
10 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda 65 + 33.7258 07th 00
11 RussiaRussia Mikhail Aleshin United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Dallara - Honda 65 + 39.0741 19th 00
12 AustraliaAustralia Ryan Briscoe United StatesUnited States NTT data chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 43.3621 21st 00
13 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack Hawksworth United StatesUnited States BHA / BBM with Curb Agajanian Dallara - Honda 65 + 58.3644 15th 00
14th ColombiaColombia Carlos Huertas United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda 65 + 58.4969 17th 00
15th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 65 + 58.9383 13 00
16 United StatesUnited States Marco Andretti United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 65 +1: 01.4298 20th 00
17th ColombiaColombia Carlos Muñoz United StatesUnited States Andretti - HVM Dallara - Honda 65 +1: 01.7675 14th 00
18th ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya United StatesUnited States Penske Motorsports Dallara - Chevrolet 64 + 1 lap 22nd 00
19th ColombiaColombia Sebastian Saavedra United StatesUnited States KV AFS Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 64 + 1 lap 16 00
20th United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden United StatesUnited States Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Dallara - Honda 63 DNF 10 00
21st United StatesUnited States Ryan Hunter-Reay United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 39 DNF 03 00
22nd ItalyItaly Luca Filippi United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda 17th DNF 06th 00
23 JapanJapan Takuma Satō United StatesUnited States AJ Foyt Enterprises Dallara - Honda 10 DNF 12 00

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Guide sections

section Round driver
1 1-33 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais
2 34 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves
3 35-40 FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud
4th 41-65 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais

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Yellow phases

No. Duration Round Reason for yellow phase
1 1-2 2 Contact: Takuma Satō (# 14), Luca Filippi (# 16), Mike Conway (# 20), Carlos Muñoz (# 34), Simon Pagenaud (# 77) / Red Flag
2 17-19 3 Contact: Carlos Huertas (# 18)

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2nd race

Item driver team vehicle Round time begin Leadership laps
01 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 56 1: 20: 35.5420 11 07th
02 BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 3.5418 09 00
03 AustraliaAustralia Will power United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 5.1545 02 05
04th United StatesUnited States Charlie Kimball United StatesUnited States Chip Ganassi Racing Teams Dallara - Honda 56 + 5.4857 16 00
05 JapanJapan Takuma Satō United StatesUnited States AJ Foyt Enterprises Dallara - Honda 56 + 6.6210 22nd 00
06th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack Hawksworth United StatesUnited States BHA / BBM with Curb Agajanian Dallara - Honda 56 + 7.8701 18th 00
07th New ZealandNew Zealand Scott Dixon United StatesUnited States Target Chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 7.9350 07th 00
08th United StatesUnited States Marco Andretti United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 56 + 10.1765 08th 00
09 FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais United StatesUnited States KVSH Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 12.0212 10 00
10 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda 56 + 15.7853 15th 05
11 AustraliaAustralia Ryan Briscoe United StatesUnited States NTT data chip Ganassi Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 15.8671 12 00
12 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves United StatesUnited States Team Penske Dallara - Chevrolet 56 + 16.2205 01 32
13 United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden United StatesUnited States Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing Dallara - Honda 56 + 20.9127 17th 07th
14th United StatesUnited States Ryan Hunter-Reay United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 56 + 22.6140 04th 00
15th ColombiaColombia Carlos Huertas United StatesUnited States Dale Coyne Racing Dallara - Honda 56 + 29.2715 20th 00
16 ItalyItaly Luca Filippi United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda 56 + 46.4382 23 00
17th ColombiaColombia Carlos Muñoz United StatesUnited States Andretti - HVM Dallara - Honda 52 DNF 06th 00
18th CanadaCanada James Hinchcliffe United StatesUnited States Andretti Autosport Dallara - Honda 52 + 4 rounds 13 00
19th ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya United StatesUnited States Penske Motorsports Dallara - Chevrolet 52 + 4 rounds 05 00
20th United StatesUnited States Graham Rahal United StatesUnited States Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing Dallara - Honda 50 DNF 19th 00
21st ColombiaColombia Sebastian Saavedra United StatesUnited States KV AFS Racing Dallara - Chevrolet 49 DNF 21st 00
22nd FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Hamilton Motorsports Dallara - Honda 47 + 9 rounds 03 00
23 RussiaRussia Mikhail Aleshin United StatesUnited States Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Dallara - Honda 11 DNF 14th 00

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Guide sections

section Round driver
1 1-11 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves
2 12-13 AustraliaAustralia Will power
3 14-20 United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden
4th 21-41 BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves
5 42-44 AustraliaAustralia Will power
6th 45-49 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson
7th 50-56 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway

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Yellow phases

No. Duration Round Reason for yellow phase
1 1-2 2 Contact: Tony Kanaan (# 10) in turn 3
2 12-18 7th Contact: Juan Pablo Montoya (# 2), Mikhail Aleshin (# 7) and James Hinchcliffe (# 27) in Turn 8
3 24-26 3 Debris
4th 33-34 2 Contact: Luca Filippi (# 16) in turn 8
5 44-47 4th Contact: Sebastián Saavedra (# 17) in turn 3
6th 51 1 Contact: Ryan Briscoe (# 8), Carlos Huertas (# 18), Marco Andretti (# 25), Ryan Hunter-Reay (# 28) and Carlos Muñoz (# 34) in turn 3 / red flag
7th 52 1 Red flag restart

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Score after the race

Driver ranking

The allocation of points is explained here .

Item driver Points
01. BrazilBrazil Helio Castroneves 533
02. AustraliaAustralia Will power 520
03. United StatesUnited States Ryan Hunter-Reay 464
04th FranceFrance Simon Pagenaud 462
05. ColombiaColombia Juan Pablo Montoya 428
06th New ZealandNew Zealand Scott Dixon 387
07th ColombiaColombia Carlos Muñoz 384
08th. BrazilBrazil Tony Kanaan 380
09. United StatesUnited States Marco Andretti 375
10. FranceFrance Sébastien Bourdais 358
11. AustraliaAustralia Ryan Briscoe 344
12. CanadaCanada James Hinchcliffe 330
Item driver Points
13. United StatesUnited States Charlie Kimball 317
14th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Justin Wilson 311
15th RussiaRussia Mikhail Aleshin 298
16. United StatesUnited States Josef Newgarden 288
17th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jack Hawksworth 287
18th United StatesUnited States Graham Rahal 266
19th ColombiaColombia Carlos Huertas 265
20th JapanJapan Takuma Satō 234
21st ColombiaColombia Sebastian Saavedra 229
22nd United KingdomUnited Kingdom Mike Conway 218
23. United StatesUnited States Ed Carpenter 168
24. SpainSpain Oriol Servià 88
Item driver Points
25th United StatesUnited States Kurt Busch 80
26th United StatesUnited States JR Hildebrand 66
27. United StatesUnited States Say Karam 57
28. ItalyItaly Luca Filippi 46
29 AustraliaAustralia James Davison 34
30th CanadaCanada Jacques Villeneuve 29
31. CanadaCanada Alex Tagliani 28
32. United StatesUnited States Townsend Bell 22nd
33. United KingdomUnited Kingdom Pippa man 21st
34. United KingdomUnited Kingdom Martin Plowman 18th
35. United StatesUnited States Buddy Lazier 11
36. FranceFrance Franck Montagny 8th

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