Josef Newgarden makes history with consecutive wins at the Indianapolis 500
- Josef Newgarden achieved back-to-back wins at the Indianapolis 500, a feat not seen in 22 years.
- This victory marked Roger Penske's 20th win at 'The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.'
- Newgarden's triumph put an end to his cheating scandal woes and solidified his place in history.
Josef Newgarden won the Indianapolis 500 for the second year in a row. He passed Pato O’Ward on the last lap to win. Newgarden celebrated with fans in the stands, just like he did last year. O’Ward was disappointed because he wanted to be the first Mexican to win the race. Newgarden had a scandal last month but bounced back to win. The race was delayed by rain, which affected NASCAR star Kyle Larson's chances of running two races in one day. Newgarden's win was significant because he put the scandal behind him. Roger Penske, the team owner, suspended some crew members due to the scandal. The race delay caused Larson to miss another race. Newgarden's win was impressive, and he was happy to have won despite the scandal. The race had no clear favorite due to the rain delay. Newgarden's win was a big deal because he won two years in a row. The race delay affected Larson's chances of racing in two events. Newgarden's win was celebrated by fans, and he was relieved to have won despite the scandal. The race had no clear favorite due to the rain delay.