Marcus Ericsson: 9

Ericsson may not have had the♚ best 🌠car this weekend, but he was able to capitalize on the misfortunes of so many other drivers.

Pato O'Ward: 9

This was a brutal runner-upꦅ finish for O’Ward, who had the lead in the closing laps before an electrical gremlin caused him to slow.

Scott Dixon: 9

Dixon collected 𒉰his seventh podium at St Petersburg, but he has never w🐠on here.

Alexander Rossi: 9

A ter𓆉rific debut for Rossi with his new Arrow McLaren team. There were no mistakes and he made solid gains throughout the weekend.

Callum Ilott: 10

After starting in 22nd place, the 🍎Juncos Hollinger Racing driver carved his way through the field to score his first career top-five finish.

Graham Rahal: 10

Friday and Saturday were a real 🦂struggl💫e for RLL Racing, across the board. Rahal was another driver that started at the back but stayed out of trouble and managed a great finish.

Will Power: 8

This wasn’t the dominant performance that Power has shown here in the past, but after a penalty and off-the-track issues on his mind, he rebounded 🦋for a 🍷decent result.

Alex Palou: 7

Palou was strong ear𒈔ly in the race but fad🧸ed as the day played out.

Christian Lundgaard: 8

Much like his teammate Rahal, Lundgaard was able to pounce at the right moment𒈔s and avoided all of the carnage on Sunday.

David Malukas: 7

Aside from his penalty for running into the back of Marcus Armstrong early in the race🏅, it was a quiet afternoon for the second-year driver.

Marcus Armstrong: 8

It was a solid series debut for ꧃the rookie, and a glimpse into his promising future.

Agustin Canapino: 8

Not man💖y people saw this performance coming from Canapino, who capped a solid weekend for Juncos Hollinger Racing.

Scott McLaughlin: 6

The defending race winner looked as though he might repeat but his crash 𝕴with Romain Grosjean late in the race was a costly mistake.

Conor Daly: 6

It was a rough we꧋ekend for E🍨d Carpenter Racing, and Daly, who was spun by Kyle Kirkwood halfway through the race.

Kyle Kirkwood: 5

A promising qualifying effort went down the drain when he crashed♌ in the final round. Despite a solid 5th place starting spot, Kirkwood took out Daly and crashed again, going airborne over two other cars in the race.

Sting Ray Robb: 4

The only positive for the rookie today was that he wasꦜ able to get back on track after the first-lap incident to gain some experience.

Josef Newgarden: 4

This was a disastrous day for Team Penske, and Newgarden was part of 🌳it. A poor qualifying performance was almost negated before a fire on the rear of his Chevrolet in the closing laps ruin🥂ed his race.

Romain Grosjean: 8

Things looked great for the pole sitter for most of the race before he was taken out by McLaughlin in the final sti🐷nt of the race. He was beyond frustrated but his first win is coming very soon.

Felix Rosenqvist: 4

Friday and Saturday were good, as Rosenqvist was arguably the fastest of the Arrow McLaren trio. His race ended as soo🍷n as it began, whe𒁃n the contact with Dixon put him in the wall.

Colton Herta: 8

Early on, this race was a two-man duel between he and his teammate. A c🦄ostly move on the outside of Power brought an end to his race, and was another brutal blow to the Andretti team🐽.

Rinus VeeKay: 5

VeeKay was a victim multi💙ple times this weekend, but he will try to turn h♎is frustration into motivation heading into Texas.

Jack Harvey: 3

Things 𒁏haven’t improved for Harvey, after a brutal 2022 campaign. Harvey was involved in one of the big incidents today, and was taken to the hospital for further evaluation.

Helio Castroneves: 2

Castroneves really di꧙dn’t get to race today, as he was collected in the first-lap accident. He was a little banged up, but was cleared by the medical team.

Santino Ferrucci: 2

Ferrucci was another driver caught up in the f🐈irst-lap inci🔯dent.

Devlin DeFrancesco: 1

The hit that DeFrancesco had was one of the worst in series history. Thankfully, all 🔯of the safety enhancements allowed him to escape without injury.

Simon Pagenaud: 2

This was a ra🦂ce to forget for Meyer Shank Racing, who lost both cars in theꦜ first-lap accident.

Benjamin Pedersen: 1

Pedersen’s debut went a꧋bout as bad as it could go.