The Indy Lights championship battle is heading into its final stretch, with three more double-header weekends to decide who’ll get the $1.3million leg up onto the 2022 IndyCar grid.
Just three points separate David Malukas and Kyle Kirkwood at the top of the standings heading into the Portland races that begin the run-in this weekend.
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