Will Power is remaining positive despite further bad luck at the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, which saw the 2013 champion struck with a left-rear puncture during the closing stages of the race. The Penske racer had lead 60 laps of the 90-lap race and looked utterly dominant in the lead, with only team-mate and eventual race winner Josef Newgarden and Scott Dixon keeping him company up front. Only several laps after the final full course caution Power was informed of a slow puncture on his left-rear tyre, and despite electing to remain out for as long as possible the Australian racer was eventually forced to pit and give up his lead. Despite rejoining way down in P17 Power persevered...
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