His creed has always been "no attack, no chance," but too often in his roller-coaster career it's been too much attack and end up in wall. His nickname could be "I'm Sorry." So when Helio Castroneves drafted past Takuma Sato for the lead with six laps left in Sunday's 101st Indianapolis 500, you knew one of two things was going to happen: Either he was going to reclaim the top spot with a ballsy pass or he was going to crash trying. Indy 500 video: Winner Takuma Sato interview The same scenario unfolded in 2012 when Sato tried to pass Dario Franchitti for the win on the last lap and wound up hitting the wall in Turn 1. But on Sunday this diminutive daredevil from Tokyo...
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