Scott Dixon showcased an impressive fuel-saving strategy to secure victory at the Grand Prix of Long Beach, marking his 57th career win and moving him closer to the legendary A.J. Foyt on IndyCar's all-time win list. Foyt holds the record with 67 victories, a milestone Dixon acknowledges as challenging to reach.
Dixon's ability to stretch his fuel for nearly 50 of the 85 laps left his competitors in awe. Colton Herta and Alex Palou marveled at Dixon's skills, with Herta emphasizing the need for both fuel-saving expertise and a high-performing car to achieve such a feat.
