Colton Herta won the Honda Indy Toronto, marking his first victory in over two years and completing a dominant weekend where he led every practice, qualifying, and warm-up session. Herta, who started from pole position, successfully navigated a chaotic race that featured six restarts and a significant red-flag incident involving a multi-car crash. His Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood finished second, while Scott Dixon secured third after starting 15th. Championship leader Alex Palou impressively climbed from 18th to finish fourth, extending his lead in the standings. The race was the first street event for the new hybrid powertrains, adding an extra layer of excitement as Herta celebrated with car-damaging doughnuts post-race. Will Power, who faced a late penalty, finished 12th, impacting his position in the championship chase.