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Scott Dixon wins IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix

That's why they call him the Iceman.

Scott Dixon avoids all the contact and penalties, and saves fuel on the way to his 58th career IndyCar Series win.

Marcus Ericsson of Andretti Global finishes 2nd. Marcus Armstrong, Dixon's Chip Ganassi Racing teammate, takes 3rd for his first IndyCar podium finish. He had started 19th.

The race has a largely clean start, but mayhem reigns between laps 32-70, taking series points leader Alex Palou (16th), pole-sitter Colton Herta (19th) and Indianapolis 500 champion Josef Newgarden (26th) out of contention.

Dixon, who owns 6 IndyCar points titles, takes the championship lead.

IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix results, finish order

1. Scott Dixon

2. Marcus Ericsson

3. Marcus Armstrong

4. Kyle Kirkwood

5. Alexander Rossi

6. Will Power

7. Pato O'Ward

8. Felix Rosenqvist

9. Santino Ferrucci

10. Theo Pourchaire

11. Christian Lundgaard

12. Agustin Canapino

13. Pietro Fittipaldi

14. Rinus VeeKay

15. Graham Rahal

16. Alex Palou

17. Jack Harvey

18. Tristan Vautier

19. Colton Herta

20. Scott McLaughlin

21. Sting Ray Robb

22. Lindus Lundqvist

23. Romain Grosjean

24. Kyffin Simpson

25. Helio Castroneves

26. Josef Newgarden

27. Christian Rasmussen

IndyCar points standings

(Through June 2)

1. Scott Dixon, 216

2. Alex Palou, 198

3. Will Power, 185

4. Pato O'Ward, 160

5. Alexander Rossi, 150

6. Kyle Kirkwood, 148

7. Colton Herta, 147

8. Scott McLaughlin, 141

9. Felix Rosenqvist, 140

10. Josef Newgarden, 128

IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix live updates

Lap 99: Marcus Ericsson passes Marcus Armstrong for 2nd.

Lap 95: Scott Dixon laps Colton Herta and puts some space between himself and Marcus Armstrong and Marcus Ericsson. Dixon's lead is 2+ seconds.

Lap 90: Scott Dixon leads by 1+ seconds over Marcus Armstrong, with Marcus Ericsson in 3rd. Dixon and Armstrong are on fuel save strategy, and Ericsson is charging.

Lap 82: Josef Newgarden makes wall contact, pits, and is done for the day.

Lap 74 restart: Scott Dixon leads, with Marcus Armstrong 2nd and Kyle Kirkwood 3rd.

Lap 70 restart: Of course. Josef Newgarden (Indy 500 winner) and Alex Palou (IndyCar points leader) get together immediately. Newgarden spins and taps Kyle Kirkwood, who continues. Caution.

Lap 66 pit stops under caution: Scott Dixon, who stays on track, takes the lead. Also staying on track are Marcus Armstrong and Tristan Vautier. Kyle Kirkwood is 4th after pitting. Also, the pace car needs a fill-up.

Lap 64: Shouldn't have said anything. Sting Ray Robb is in a tire barrier, with help from Scott McLaughlin. Caution. Theo Pourchaire (avoidable contact), Helio Castroneves (failing to follow instructions) and Romain Grosjean (pits during closed pit road) get penalties.

Lap 63: We've had multiple consecutive laps of green flag racing! Kyle Kirkwood leads Marcus Ericsson by 2+ seconds, with Alexander Rossi in 3rd.

Lap 60 restart: Theo Pourchaire and Agustin Canapino make contact, but both continue to run. Pourchaire also taps Felix Rosenqvist. Josef Newgarden gets a drive-through penalty. Christian Lundgaard gets a stop-and-go penalty.

Lap 53 restart: Kyle Kirkwood leads Scott Dixon, with Marcus Ericsson, Alexander Rossi and Romain Grosjean rounding out the top 5. Christian Lundgaard and Grosjean make contact. Caution.

Lap 52: Will Power is penalized for pitting while pit road is closed.

Lap 46 restart: Kyle Kirkwood leads Scott Dixon at the green flag. Colton Herta can't make a turn and is off track. He taps Tristan Vautier. Caution.

Lap 42: Several drivers pit for slick tires now that the rain has stopped. Christian Lundgaard hits a tire in his pit stall. Josef Newgarden also has issues. Will Power is penalized and must go to the back of the field.

Lap 41 restart: Christian Lundgaard leads as the green flag drops, but is quickly passed by Kyle Kirkwood. Rinus VeeKay and Will Power make contact, with VeeKay heading toward the wall. Caution.

Lap 37: With rain intensity increasing, several cars pit again to get grooved rain tires. Christian Lundgaard eschews pit orders and stays on track on slick tires. The upcoming restart will be interesting.

Lap 35: Leaders pit during caution. Those who are on an alternate strategy lead the race: Christian Lundgaard, Alex Palou, Agustin Canapino, Will Power, Felix Rosenqvist. Among the front-runners who just pitted: Colton Herta remains in front, Kyle Kirkwood, Scott Dixon.

Josef Newgarden suffers an issue with fueling on pit road, losing a couple of seconds.

Lap 32: Josef Newgarden passes Kyle Kirkwood for 3rd place. Scott McLaughlin slides into a barrier. Caution.

Lap 28: Rain is spitting on the track.

Lap 25: Smoke billows from Christian Rasmussen's car, and he pits.

Lap 22 restart: Colton Herta starts with the lead over Scott McLaughlin and Kyle Kirkwood. Santino Ferrucci gets a stop-and-go penalty.

Lap 16: Helio Castroneves and Kyffin Simpson get tangled after Santino Ferrucci taps and spins Castroneves. Caution.

Lap 12: Alex Palou, who has fallen to 24th, pits.

Lap 10: Colton Herta is 3+ seconds ahead of Scott McLaughlin, followed by Kyle Kirkwood, Christian Lundgaard (who started 11th) and Josef Newgarden.

Lap 4 restart: Colton Herta remains ahead of Alex Palou. Kyle Kirkwood passes Josef Newgarden for 4th. Christian Lundgaard passes Scott Dixon for 7th.

Lap 1: Will Power gets hit from behind by Theo Pourchaire, sustaining rear wing damage. Several cars get stuck behind him. Caution.

IndyCar qualifying results for the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix

1. Colton Herta

2. Alex Palou

3. Josef Newgarden

4. Scott McLaughlin

5. Scott Dixon

6. Kyle Kirkwood

7. Theo Pourchaire

8. Will Power

9. Marcus Ericsson

10. Santino Ferrucci

11. Christian Lundgaard

12. Pato O’Ward

13. Christian Rasmussen

14. Graham Rahal

15. Romain Grosjean

16. Pietro Fittipaldi

17. Alexander Rossi

18. Agustin Canapino

19. Rinus VeeKay

20. Marcus Armstrong

21. Linus Lundqvist

22. Felix Rosenqvist

23. Kyffin Simpson

24. Sting Ray Robb

25. Tristan Vautier

26. Helio Castroneves

27. Jack Harvey

When is the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix?

12:30 p.m. ET Sunday, June 2, 2024, scheduled green flag.

What channel is the IndyCar race in Detroit on?

TV: USA Network

Radio: IndyCar Radio, SiriusXM Channel 218

Streaming: Peacock, SiriusXM Channel 218

2024 IndyCar Series schedule

Times are ET for TV coverage

IndyCar Series points standings

(Through May 26)

1. Alex Palou, 183

2. Scott Dixon, 163

3. Will Power, 157

4. Colton Herta, 134

5. Pato O'Ward, 134

6. Scott McLaughlin, 131

7. Josef Newgarden, 122

8. Alexander Rossi, 120

9. Felix Rosenqvist, 116

10. Kyle Kirkwood, 115

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Scott Dixon survives mayhem to win IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix