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Season Schedule:

Track Date
~~S  Streets of St. Petersburg~~ ~~5. March 2023~~
~~O  Texas Motor Speedway~~ ~~2. April 2023~~
~~S  Streets of Long Beach~~ ~~16. April 2023~~
~~R  Barber Motorsports Park~~ ~~30. April 2023~~
~~R  Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course~~ ~~13. May 2023~~
~~O  Indianapolis Motor Speedway~~ ~~28. May 2023~~
~~S  Streets of Detroit~~ ~~4. June 2023~~
~~R  Road America~~ ~~18. June 2023~~
~~R  Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course~~ ~~2. July 2023~~
~~S  Exhibition Place~~ ~~16. July 2023~~
~~O  Iowa Speedway~~ ~~22. July 2023~~
~~O  Iowa Speedway~~ ~~23. July 2023~~
~~S  Nashville Street Circuit~~ ~~6. August 2023~~
~~R  Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course~~ ~~12. August 2023~~
~~O  World Wide Technology Raceway~~ ~~27. August 2023~~
~~R  Portland International Raceway~~ ~~3. September 2023~~
~~R  WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca~~ ~~10. September 2023~~

R = Road course
S = Street course
O = Oval

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I see Gosjean is going to JHR next season, but I can’t tell from the reporting if it’s full time. I assume it is, can anyone confirm from what you’ve heard or read?

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Portland International Raceway opened in 1961 on the former location of the city of Vanport, which was destroyed by the Memorial Day 1948 flood. The 12-turn, 1.964-mile natural road course is relatively flat but contains several spots for passing opportunities, including a quick chicane at the end of the frontstretch, a hard-braking right-hander (Turn 7) leading onto the sweeping backstretch, and a three-turn complex leading back onto the fronstretch. Al Unser Jr. won the first Indy car race in 1984. In 1997, the race set the now current all-time record for the closest two-car and closest three-car finish in Indy car racing history on a road course. Mark Blundell beat second-place Gil de Ferran by 0.027 of a second, and beat third-place Raul Boesel by 0.055 of a second, in a three-wide finish.

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World Wide Technology Raceway just outside of St. Louis, Missouri is an intriguing 1.25-mile (2.01 km) oval favored by many of the drivers who race there due to the unique shape and varying degrees of banking in each corner. Turns 1 & 2 have characteristics similar to New Hampshire Motor Speedway while Turns 3 & 4 are similar to ISM Raceway in Phoenix and the track's egg shape is reminiscent of the oval at Twin Ring Motegi.

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