This year Pato O’Ward is once again among the great favorites to win at Indianapolis. Although he is worried about the performance of his McLaren, he is confident that the good performance of his car in the race will allow him to finally achieve what has eluded him in previous editions of the 500 Miles.
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“Well, I’ve always felt that I do,” said O’Ward when asked if he has what it takes to win. “I’ve always said I know I have what it takes to win this race.
“I’d love to tell you how to win it, but since I haven’t won it yet I can’t. I’ve been in a lot of situations where I’ve been able to win it. I’ve been in a lot of situations where I’ve been able to be there fighting and I know how to put myself in that opportunity. I have to try to get those doors open again and make sure that when the checkered flag drops we’re in the lead.”
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Pato O’Ward is once again one among the strong favorites to win at Indianapolis this year. Despite his concerns with his McLaren’s performance, he is optimistic that the
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