SPEEDWAY, Ind. — Ty Gibbs’ dominating win at Indy proved that his ‘Ty’d and true speed was no match for AJ Allmendinger’s craftiness. Despite Allmendinger’s attempts to outmaneuver Gibbs with strategic pit stops, Gibbs’ raw talent and superior car performance led him to a decisive victory.

Gibbs’ No. 19 Toyota was the fastest car on the track, and he used it to his advantage, winning the battle decisively. His victory was his first on the Indy Road Course and his 12th win in 58 starts in the series.

“I raced go-karts down the street with a bunch of kids… it’s really special,” said Gibbs, reflecting on his journey to this significant win. Allmendinger’s crafty moves kept him in contention, but ultimately, Gibbs’ ‘Ty’d and true speed was in a league of its own.

The race was filled with drama, including a red flag due to lightning and a strategic tire change by Allmendinger that briefly put him in the lead. Other drivers, such as Mayer and Austin Hill, also performed strongly, but the day belonged to Gibbs, whose victory was decisive and inspiring.