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The inaugural winner of the Grand Prix of Arlington said he could see it becoming IndyCar’s second-biggest event behind the Indianapolis 500.

The inaugural Java House Grand Prix of Arlington crossed the finish line over the weekend, wrapping up three days of racing that transformed city streets into a temporary course for the IndyCar race.

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