It was a difficult day for Timothe Buret at the Cooper Tires Freedom 90 this weekend. The young Frenchman showed strong potential during his first-ever oval race but was then forced to retire due to damage to his Pro Mazda race car. Despite the problematic finish, Buret is still in the fight for the championship and currently sits third with 162 points.

Malaysian Weiron Tan led every inch of the 90-lap race around the 0.686-mile oval in front of an appreciative crowd in perfect weather conditions, but his eventual margin of victory was a mere 0.4261 seconds over American Will Owen

Andretti Autosport's Weiron Tan led from flag to flag in today's Freedom 90 at Lucas Oil Raceway for his third win of the season.

Buret comes in to this race with strong momentum after completing his best weekend of the season at the Indianapolis Grand Prix, where he scored his first Pro Mazda Championship presented by Cooper Tires career victory and was on the podium in each of the three races.

Owen is coming off his best weekend of the year at the Indianapolis Grand Prix where he scored a second place finish and was constantly fighting for the lead