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NOTES: Will Power became a first-time winner in the IndyCar Series with a dominating performance last year at Edmonton City Centre Airport circuit. Power started on the pole and led 90 of 95 laps, relinquishing the top position only when he pitted. He held a one-second lead over his Team Penske teammate Helio Castroneves before the race ended under caution for an incident involving Tomas Scheckter with less than two laps to go. Power is a four-time winner this year and the current points leader after capturing the last two races in New York and Toronto. Starting from the fourth position, Scott Dixon finally took the lead on lap 62 and held on for the duration of the race, as he defeated Helio Castroneves by 5.9237 seconds. Dixon led the final 30 laps for the 15th of his 22 career IndyCar titles. Pole sitter Ryan Briscoe led the first three laps, but finished sixth. Edmonton is no stranger to auto racing, as this track was the previous host to the ChampCar Series for three seasons. Sebastien Bourdais was a two-time champion of that race, while Justin Wilson, now racing in the IRL, captured the checkered flag in 2006. Olympic Gold Medalist Kevin Martin of Canada will serve as the honorary Grand Marshal this week. Martin captured his medal in Curling at the 2010 games. The August 8 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course is the next Izod IndyCar Series event. Scott Dixon won last year's race there. 07/23 20:14:54 ET