That was made clear earlier this season, when Kyle Kirkwood won on the streets of Long Beach and Detroit. It was reinforced on Saturday when Colton Herta won the pole for Sunday's race on the streets of Toronto.

Colton Herta gave Andretti Global all the credit for delivering another fast racecar at Exhibition Place, but let’s be honest: The second-generation NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver is wicked quick on this 11-turn,

Average Speed of Race Winner: 88.972 mph. Time of Race: 01:48:23.9092. Margin of Victory: 0.4843 seconds. Cautions: 0 for 20 laps. Lead Changes: 7 among 5 drivers. Lap Leaders: Herta 1-3, Palou 4-40, VeeKay 41-56, O'Ward 57, Ericsson 58, Herta 59-61, O'Ward 62.

Mexico's Pato O'Ward took the lead off a pit stop exchange with 27 laps remaining and captured Sunday's Indy Toronto to gain ground in the season points title chase.

Pato O'Ward took his second win of the 2025 NTT IndyCar Series season on Sunday on the streets of Toronto.

Colton Herta and the Andretti Global IndyCar team had a horrendous race weekend during last week's Iowa double-header.

Once again, an Andretti Global driver was atop the speed chart in preparation for the NTT INDYCAR SERIES’ Ontario Honda Dealers Indy Toronto. But while last year it was Colton Herta leading the way in every session,