Marcus Ericsson slutter på sjettepladsen i Nashville

Marcus Ericsson tog sjettepladsen i det regnforsinkede IndyCar-løb på ovalbanen i Nashville. Han var avanceret til en femteplads før en genstart, men mistede terræn mod slutningen.

Marcus Ericsson startede fra en tiendeplads og kørte stabilt med en klog taktik. Han nåede op på femtepladsen, da Dennis Hauger kørte ind i muren. Løbet blev genstartet med 31 omgange tilbage ud af 225.

Ericsson angreb for at tage andenpladsen mod tre Penske-biler, men endte på sjettepladsen. Han udtalte, at han gav alt for en podieplads.

– Jeg er tilfreds med, at jeg gav alt for en podieplads og en sejr, men det var det tempo, vi havde i dag, fortalte Ericsson til Nerikes Allehanda.

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