Jack Harvey watched as Spencer Pigot celebrated winning the 2015 Indy Lights championship and took stock of all he'd lost by finishing runner up that day in Monterey. Two years and six wins into his Lights adventure, the Briton was left without the sponsorship to continue his climb toward IndyCar. Pigot, the beneficiary of a graduation prize that included racing at the 2016 Indy 500, punched his ticket to IndyCar and was eventually picked up by the Ed Carpenter Racing team where he drives today. Zach Veach followed a similar path during his three seasons in Lights. Six wins confirmed his talent, but a best championship finish of third in 2014 ensured his dream of competing in IndyCar would...
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