Josef Newgarden Eyes Redemption at the 2023 Indy 500?

Chip Ganassi Racing driver Josef Newgarden aims to bounce back from a tough season with victory in this year's Indianapolis 500.

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United States is leading 'Chip Ganassi Racing needs a major victory at the Indy 500 to salvage its reputation after struggling performances this season.', while Brazil stands for 'Newgarden's potential success could rejuvenate Chip Ganassi Racing and prove that they still have what it takes in top-tier racing events.'. United States... this is still ours to define.

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