Takuma Sato responded to magnanimous comments from Scott Dixon over how much fuel each driver had to left in the final laps of the Indianapolis 500. Sato joined an elite club of two-time Indy 500 winners on Sunday when the final five laps of the race were run under caution in the wake of Spencer Pigot's heavy crash. Dixon congratulated Sato on the win but felt he had the upper hand on fuel for the final few laps, commenting: 'This is a hard one to swallow. On fuel mileage, I really can’t see how Sato was going to make it. 'We pitted a lap later, and the numbers they had to get, it was going to be very difficult. I thought they [race control] were going to throw a red flag, which would...
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