Dixon Versus IndyCar at Twin Ring Motegi

Target-Ganassi driver Scott Dixon took on the entire IndyCar field and won at the Indy Japan 300.
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Scott Dixon raises his arms in triumph after soundly beating the field in the IndyCar Indy Japan 300. (IndyCar.com/LAT Photo USA)
Saturday night saw the first IndyCar race on the road course at Twin Ring Motegi in Motegi, Japan, and also the last IndyCar race scheduled in Japan. Earthquake damage and an ailing global economy have combined to convince track owner Honda not to transport the IndyCar show across the ocean any more.

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