Earlier this season, IndyCar’s Scott Dixon indicated that retirement is not in his immediate plans, and with each win he shows that there really is no competitive reason that he should consider walking away.
Dixon, 42, will arrive for Saturday’s Bommarito Automotive Group 500 having won the most recent race, at Nashville, and is in the middle of a championship battle that could see him land his seventh title.
The twist is that Dixon, who is second in the standings entering the race at World Wide Technology Raceway, is competing with two Chip Ganassi Racing teammates — third-place Marcus Ericsson and fifth-place Alex Palou.
