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Felix Rosenqvist won the Indianapolis 500 by just 0.0233 seconds from David Malukas in the tightest finish in the race’s history.<\/b><\/p>\n
The 34-year-old Swede drove Meyer Shank Racing to their second IndyCar win in a race that featured 70 lead changes, a record for the famous event.<\/p>\n
It is Rosenqvist’s second victory since joining the IndyCar Series in 2019, with his previous success in 2020.<\/p>\n
There was a chaotic end to the 200-lap race, with red and yellow flags bunching up the field.<\/p>\n
Rosenqvist passed Pato O’Ward for first place shortly before Caio Collet’s crashed car caught fire, prompting a red flag on lap 192. <\/p>\n
With close to four laps left, Marcus Armstrong and Malukas moved to first and second respectively before Mick Schumacher grazed the wall, resulting in another yellow flag.<\/p>\n
That led to a one-lap shootout, with Malukas passing Armstrong as the flags went green and holding the lead for most of the lap before Rosenqvist pipped him on the line.<\/p>\n