He broke up the Penske party in qualifying and J.R. Hildebrand thinks he's got something for IndyCar's most successful team in tonight's Desert Diamond 250 at Phoenix International Raceway. Broken hand and all. After badly breaking his left hand in Long Beach and missing last week's road course race at Alabama, Hildebrand wasn't about to sit out the first oval track of 2017. He'd been quickest in spring training here and picked up where he left off when practice began Friday afternoon. When qualifying was over, J.R. had split the Team Penske armada with the third-fastest average and his best starting spot in 47 races. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Castroneves on pole with Phoenix...
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