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INDYCAR Race At Nashville Postponed To Monday Due To Rain

The Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix has been rescheduled to Monday following heavy rain in Nashville.

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The INDYCAR race at Nashville was postponed to Monday due to rain. The race distance was also reduced to 225 laps due to a record heat forecast. The event was initially scheduled for Sunday but was rescheduled for 3 P.M. ET Monday.

Epilogue added 44d ago, after coverage quieted.

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What happened

The IndyCar race at Nashville, officially titled the Borchetta Bourbon Music City Grand Prix, has been officially postponed. Before the weather delay, officials had already reduced the race distance from 300 to 225 laps due to a record heat forecast.

Coverage from INDYCAR.com, FOX Sports, The Tennessean, and WKRN News 2 confirms the schedule change and the reduction in total laps. Reports highlight the initial leaderboard activity, specifically noting that Kirkwood secured the pole position ahead of Newgarden.

Attention now shifts to the Monday start time as fans monitor the track conditions. Updates regarding the race progress and official leaderboard will follow the conclusion of the event.

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Questions people are asking

When is the rescheduled race?

The race is set to take place at 3 P.M. ET on Monday.

Why was the race shortened?

The distance was reduced from 300 to 225 laps due to a forecast for record heat.

Who is starting at the front?

Kirkwood won the pole position, edging out Newgarden.

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