Ericsson resumes Indy leadership with podium at Road America. Check out the standings
Second place at Elkhart Lake put Marcus Ericsson back on top of Indy 2022. Involved in crash with Devlin DeFrancesco, Will Power is 27 points behind
Devlin DeFrancesco's crash into Will Power (Video: indyCar)
Second place in the Elkhart Lake GP, Marcus Ericsson has retaken the lead of the 2022 Indy season. Sunday's podium finish put the Swede from Ganassi back on top, now with a 27-point lead over Penske's Will Power.
The Australian Power arrived at Road America as the leader, but lost the lead after finishing only 19th in the race. The Penske driver was hit by Andretti's Devlin DeFrancesco in the opening laps of the race.
Winner at Road America and the only driver to win multiple times in 2022, Josef Newgarden gained two positions on the grid, jumping from fifth to third. Patricio O'Ward and Álex Palou, who both dropped out on Sunday, are fourth and fifth respectively.
Josef Newgarden wins at Road America (Photo: Indycar)
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Scott Dixon, Alexander Rossi, Felix Rosenqvist, Scott McLaughlin and Simon Pagenaud complete the top-10.
Indy returns on July 3 with the Mid-Ohio GP at Lexington.
Check out the Indy 2022 standings after 8 of 17 races played:
