Marcus Ericsson showcases handprints from children in Portland IndyCar race

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Last updated Aug 5, 2026

Marcus Ericsson showcases handprints from children in Portland IndyCar race
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Marcus Ericsson will feature handprints from patient ambassadors at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital on his car during the IndyCar Grand Prix of Portland this Sunday. On previous visits, Ericsson engaged with the children, decorating hats and creating artwork, reinforcing his commitment to community involvement. Seven-year-old Chloe Creger, a kidney transplant recipient, is particularly excited to attend the race, highlighting the emotional connection between Ericsson and the young patients. Their relationship emphasizes the impact of sports figures in children's lives, as Ericsson aims to inspire through his platform.

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  • Marcus Ericsson visits children at a local hospital ahead of the race.
  • His car features handprints of patient ambassadors for the Portland race.
  • Chloe Creger, who received a kidney transplant, will attend the race.
  • Ericsson aims to inspire kids by being a positive role model.
  • The initiative is supported by Delaware Life and Andretti Global.
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Marcus Ericsson's car will feature handprints of patient ambassadors from Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital during Sunday’s IndyCar race in Portland.

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