Graham Rahal says the penultimate IndyCar round at Pocono could prove more crucial than Sonoma's finale, in his bid to overhaul Juan Pablo Montoya and win the title. The Rahal Letterman Lanigan driver moved from 42 points adrift to within just nine of the ex-F1 driver with two races remaining, following a hometown victory at Mid-Ohio. Penske's Montoya was in control of the race until the safety car was called for a Sage Karam spin during the final round of pit stops, dropping the Colombian to an 11th-place finish. As Rahal looks to join his father, three-time champion Bobby, as a title winner, he acknowledges that while he's feeling confident about Sonoma's double-points finale, the last...
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