Luca Filippi went to the top of the timesheets in a shortened final practice session at Detroit Belle Isle on Saturday morning, which saw time lost to a red flag stoppage after Sebastien Bourdais embedded the nose of his car into the tyre barriers. "It doesn't count now, but it's a way to say sorry to my guys to not getting the position we deserved," said Filippi. "It's a long race and we have to race smart." CLICK: Full practice 2 times from the Chevrolet Dual in Detroit. Bourdais locked up and went off at turn 3 with ten minutes remaining in the 30-minute warm-up session. The French driver, who will start today's race from sixth place on the grid, was able to climb...
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