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    There will be a new Indycar champion this season

    There will be a new Indycar champion this season


    Scott Dixon's opportunity to secure a record-equalling seventh title are over with his 13th place at the competition's penultimate race, won by Colton Herta, in Monterey , California.

    Dixon's teammate Alex Palou came second and extends his overall season lead to 35 points - Dixon's a further 37 points back in fourth.

    Compatriot Scott McLaughlin was 12th today, which places him 13th overall.

    MOTORSPORT WITH CRC FIVE FIVE SIX. MADE RIGHT HERE IN NEW ZEALAND

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Sports News
     20 Apr: The Wellington Phoenix have had a hiccup in the race to finish the regular season on top of the A League ladder, only managing a 1-all draw against the Jets in Newcastle as they missed a host of scoring opportunities, including a penalty in added time
     20 Apr: Supercars drivers are gearing up to tackle a difficult track and wet conditions at Taupo Motorsport Park
     20 Apr: What looks to be a serious leg injury to All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua has detracted from an eighth-straight Super Rugby win for the Hurricanes
     20 Apr: McLaren's Lando Norris has nabbed pole position in a wet sprint qualifying session at Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix
     20 Apr: The Warriors have missed the chance to leap to 3rd on the NRL table...crushed 30 to 12 by the St George Illawarra Dragons in Wollongong
     20 Apr: The Highlanders are reeling from a fifth straight loss in Super Rugby, dealt to 31-nil by the Queensland Reds in Brisbane
     19 Apr: Highlanders halfback James Arscott is sticking to the basics ahead of a rare start in tonight's Super Rugby clash against the Reds in Brisbane
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     Today's News

    Entertainment:
    Brian Cox has slammed Joaquin Phoenix's portrayal of Napoleon as "truly terrible" 9:40

    Soccer:
    The Wellington Phoenix have had a hiccup in the race to finish the regular season on top of the A League ladder, only managing a 1-all draw against the Jets in Newcastle as they missed a host of scoring opportunities, including a penalty in added time 9:37

    Motoring:
    Supercars drivers are gearing up to tackle a difficult track and wet conditions at Taupo Motorsport Park 9:27

    Auckland:
    Great North Road in Auckland's Grey Lynn has now reopened after a fatal crash this morning 9:27

    Entertainment:
    Prince Harry paid tribute to Princess Diana during a surprise virtual appearance for his green travel initiative 9:10

    Entertainment:
    Kelly Clarkson's ex-husband Brandon Blackstock is arguing her latest lawsuit against him should be dismissed 8:40

    Environment:
    What looks to be a serious leg injury to All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua has detracted from an eighth-straight Super Rugby win for the Hurricanes 8:37

    Motorsports:
    McLaren's Lando Norris has nabbed pole position in a wet sprint qualifying session at Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix 8:37

    Law and Order:
    A man who once threw a Molotov cocktail into Sir John Key's electorate office, has admitted setting the Huntly Railway Building on fire 8:17

    Entertainment:
    Olivia Munn says "nothing" could have prepared her for the emotional shock of seeing her body after she underwent a double mastectomy 8:10


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