Scott Dixon during the Verizon IndyCar Series Practice in Toronto. Photo / Getty Images
Scott Dixon has held his lead in the Indycars Championship despite a first lap incident between the Kiwi and Will Power on the streets of Toronto.
Dixon and Power came together in the early exchanges - it forced Power out of the race and Dixon limped back to the pits
with a puncture. He dropped almost a lap down and spent the race trying to make up the gap.
The four-time series champ ended the race in 10th place.
Penske driver Josef Newgarden took the chequered flag in front of Alexander Rossi while James Hinchcliffe completed the podium.
