In one of the more inexplicable developments in recent Indianapolis 500 history Panther Racing let go Brazilian Vitor Meira after he finished runner-up in what is arguably the biggest annual race the world over for the second time in only six appearances.
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In one of the more inexplicable developments in recent Indianapolis 500 history Panther Racing let go Brazilian Vitor Meira after he finished runner-up in what is arguably the biggest annual race the world over for the second time in only six appearances. 
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