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How Spanish engineering and Alex Palou brought IndyCar to Barcelona

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When the IndyCar Series announced last week its return to Europe with the inaugural IndyCar Grand Prix of Barcelona at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for July 16-18, 2027, it signaled a major milestone for the championship. Marking the championship’s first race in Europe since…

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