Will Power won the 102nd running of the Indianapolis 500, to score Roger Penske’s 17th victory at the Speedway, and become the first Australian to achieve the feat. A late yellow while Power was running in fourth seemed to give off-strategy cars ahead half a chance, but surprise leader Stefan Wilson, Jack Harvey and Oriol Servia all had to pit leaving the #12 Team Penske-Chevrolet with a healthy margin over polesitter Ed Carpenter and Scott Dixon to reel off the remaining five laps. The victory marks Power’s 34th Indycar win and moves him level with Al Unser Jr., eighth in the all-time winner list. The story of the race At the drop of the green flag, Will Power moved his Penske straight...
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