The final chapter on the streets of Belle Isle has come to a close.

Following qualifying, Pato O'Ward and Felix Rosenqvist would start the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix fifth and 25th, respectively. The 70-lap event had multiple strategies in play throughout the race, leading to a jumbled leaderboard until the final 25-30 laps.

By the end of the event, Pato held his position to finish P5 on a two-stop strategy, while Felix moved forward 15 spots - tied for the most positions gained - to finish P10.

Now, see what Arrow McLaren SP drivers Pato O’Ward and Felix Rosenqvist, as well as President Taylor Kiel said following Sunday's race. The next race on the NTT INDYCAR SERIES schedule is Sunday, June 12 at Road America televised on NBC.

Key info

Round	7/17
Where	Detroit Grand Prix on Belle Isle
When	Sunday, June 5
Race laps	70
Total race distance	164.5 miles / 264.7 km
Length	2.35 miles / 3.78 km
Number of turns	13
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Starting Position		5th
Finishing Position		5th
Championship Standing	243 points	3rd

"I think we ran a really good race. We ended right behind Josef [Newgarden], who started four spots ahead of us. I think in that aspect, we did almost the best we could have today on our strategy. We were the best car on reds in the first stint, we were really, really strong at the end of it. That allowed us to pass a lot of cars at the end of that stint. We just had to roll the dice and see how it worked out.

"[Will] Power was on the strategy that Josef ran last year. It didn’t work last year, but it worked this year. I'm surprised it was a full green race. I'm really happy with the solid points we got today. I think we maximized and we are going into Road America in a good position in the championship."

Starting Position		25th
Finishing Position		10th
Championship Standing	174 points	9th

"My feeling is that it was a good drive. Fifteen places up with no yellows at all is a solid day for the team. The car was quick in warm-up and in the race – the only way we could go was forward. It was good fun and reminded me a bit of the go-kart days. There was fun wheel-to-wheel action with some of the drivers out there. Yeah, really good fun. We said before the race, if we can finish in the top 10, we'd be happy with the day, and we just got that. Now we move on to Road America.”

"It was a bit crazy to have a race here in Detroit go green from start to finish. I'm not sure that has ever happened here before. That made the race really interesting, as there were four different strategies at play. I hope that made it exciting for the fans here in Detroit and also watching on TV. 

"Felix raced a great race after starting from the back due to a mistake the team made during qualifying. He passed a lot of cars and it was awesome to see the entire No. 7 team execute their strategy and get Felix all the way up to 10th. That's a heck of a finish when you consider he started 25th. 

“Pato had a really mature race, doing everything right and staying with Josef [Newgarden] on his strategy. In the end, Will Power had the right strategy and got the win for our partner Chevrolet, which is its 100th win in INDYCAR with this engine. Wish it could have been us to give it to them, but great win for them in their backyard and the last race on Belle Isle."

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