Indianapolis 500 has 21 drivers who have won multiple times
Here are the drivers who earned more than a spot on the Borg-Warner Trophy with their victory at the Indianapolis 500.
Will Power wins Sunday’s IndyCar Series race at Portland International Raceway by more than 9 seconds over championship leader Alex Palou.
Power takes the 44th victory of his career and his third of the season, but with three races to go he only manages to reduce the gap to Palou’s lead by a few points.
Palou is still a full race ahead of the rest of the field in the points classification and is aiming for his third championship title in four years.
Colton Herta, who started the race in second place, finished the race in fourth place and fell to third place in the points standings.
Josef Newgarden takes the last podium place and pole sitter Santino Ferrucci finishes eighth.
Scott Dixon’s slim title hopes are likely dashed with a first-lap crash following contact with Pietro Fittipaldi.
Nathan Brown is your best follower for all things IndyCar.
On the route: Live IndyCar Series race updates from Portland
Part of the process: Thanks to the dynamics of Foyt Racing, Ferrucci reaches pole in Portland
Results of the IndyCar Series Bitnile.com Grand Prix in Portland
- Willpower
- Alex Palou
- Joseph Newgarden
- Colton Herta
- Marcus Armstrong
- Marcus Ericsson
- Scott McLaughlin
- Santino Ferrucci
- Graham Rahal
- Kyle Kirkwood
- Rinus VeeKay
- Alexander Rossi
- Christian Lundgaard
- Felix Rosenqvist
- Pato O’Ward
- Kyffin Simpson
- Toby Sowerby
- StingRay Robb
- Yuri Vips
- David Malukas
- Nolan Siegel
- Conor Daly
- Linus Lundqvist
- Jack Harvey
- Pietro Fittipaldi
- Christian Rasmussen
- Romain Grosjean
- Scott Dixon
Rounds 87-88: The leaders make their final pit stops. Will Power maintains the lead ahead of Alex Palou.
Round 86: Colton Herta brakes when leaving his pit lane, which costs him a few seconds. Herta uses the hybrid system to restart the car, which is not allowed in the pit lane. He is demoted one place on the track (allowing Pietro Fittipaldi’s lapped car to pass). He was in fourth place.
Round 70: Will Power’s lead over Alex Palou has shrunk to over 1 second, a few laps ago it was over 5 seconds. Josef Newgarden is third, Colton Herta fourth and pole sitter Santino Ferrucci fifth.
Round 62: Romain Grosjean goes off the track and drives into Christian Rasmussen’s lane on the way back. The track remains green, but Grosjean slowly steers his car back to the pits. Rasmussen needs a new front wing. Grosjean is penalized for “unsafe behavior”.
Round 57-58: The leaders make their second pit stop. Will Power comes out with an effective lead of 6 seconds over Alex Palou.
Round 53: Watch Toby Sowery and Kyle Kirkwood battle in midfield.
Romain Grosjean and Colton Herta also get in touch.
Round 45: Will Power is more than 2 seconds ahead of Alex Palou. Kyle Kirkwood is 8 seconds behind the leader.
Last place: Scott Dixon crashes on lap 1, effectively ending his title hunt
Rounds 32-34: The leaders make their first pit stop. Will Power maintains the lead and Alex Palou is second. Kyle Kirkwood and Josef Newgarden move up to third and fourth, respectively.
Round 25: Will Power leads Alex Palou by about half a second, Santino Ferrucci is a further 4 seconds behind. Fourth to tenth place: Romain Grosjean, Colton Herta, Josef Newgarden, Marcus Armstrong, Marcus Ericsson, Graham Rahal, Christian Lundgaard.
Round 23: Conor Daly and Pietro Fittipaldi collide in Turn 1, but both are able to continue.
Round 10: Alex Palou has overtaken Santino Ferrucci to take second place. Will Powers is more than 1 second ahead.
Restart Round 5: It’s a free lap and Will Power leads ahead of Santino Ferrucci and Alex Palou.
Round 1: They make it through Turn 1! Will Power gets the edge over pole sitter Santino Ferrucci. Scott Dixon crashes on the back straight after contact with Pietro Fittipaldi and finishes last. Fittipaldi is penalized for avoidable contact.
What channel will broadcast the IndyCar race in Portland?
All sessions on Peacock, IndyCar Live, IndyCar Radio and SiriusXM Channel 218
TV: United States
Streaming: Peacock, Fubo (free trial)
When does the IndyCar race in Portland start?
The green flag will be waved at Portland International Raceway on Sunday, August 25, 2024 at 3:20 p.m. ET.
IndyCar starting grid for the Bitnile.com Grand Prix at Portland International Raceway
*-Starting position results from a penalty of 6 places for an unauthorized engine change
- Santino Ferrucci
- Willpower
- Alex Palou
- Christian Lundgaard
- Joseph Newgarden
- Romain Grosjean
- Marcus Armstrong
- Colton Herta
- Scott Dixon
- Marcus Ericsson
- Kyle Kirkwood*
- Graham Rahal*
- Pietro Fittipaldi
- Rinus VeeKay
- Yuri Vips
- Christian Rasmussen
- Alexander Rossi
- Felix Rosenqvist
- Toby Sowerby
- Scott McLaughlin*
- Linus Lundqvist
- Pato O’Ward
- Nolan Siegel
- StingRay Robb
- David Malukas*
- Conor Daly
- Jack Harvey
- Kyffin Simpson*
IndyCar 2024 points standings
(Until August 17)
- Alex Palou (3 race wins, 2 for points), 443
- Colton Herta (1 win), 384
- Scott Dixon (2 wins), 378
- Willpower (2 wins), 377
- Scott McLaughlin (2 wins), 370
- Pato O’Ward (2 wins), 345
- Kyle Kirkwood, 322
- Josef Newgarden (2 wins), 317
- Alexander Rossi, 277
- Santino Ferrucci, Felix Rosenqvist, 249
IndyCar schedule 2024
The times for TV coverage are ET
| Date, time | Location | TV/Winner |
| March 10 | St. Petersburg, Florida % | Pato O’Ward** |
| March 24 | Thermal, California*# | Alex Palou |
| 21.April | Long Beach, California % | Scott Dixon |
| 28.April | Leeds, Alabama.# | Scott McLaughlin |
| May 11 | Indianapolis# | Alex Palou |
| 26 May | Indianapolis@ | Joseph Newgarden |
| June 2 | Detroit% | Scott Dixon |
| 9 June | Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin# | Willpower |
| 23 June | Monterey, California.# | Alex Palou |
| July 7 | Lexington, Ohio# | Pato O’Ward |
| July 13 | Newton, Iowa@ | Scott McLaughlin |
| July 14 | Newton, Iowa@ | Willpower |
| July 21 | % of Toronto | Colton Herta |
| 17.August | Gateway, Illinois@ | Joseph Newgarden |
| 25 August, 3 p.m. | Portland# | USA |
| 31 August, 6 p.m. | Milwaukee@ | peacock |
| Sept. 1, 2:30 p.m. | Milwaukee@ | USA |
| 15 Sept., 3pm | Nashville@ | NBC |
We occasionally recommend products and services of interest. If you make a purchase through one of the links, we may receive an affiliate fee. USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently, and this does not influence our reporting.
