Alexander Rossi is in demand and that's a good thing for a 24-year-old race driver. But it sounds like he's torn between starting a new career in IndyCar or trying to remain relevant in Formula 1. After learning last week his potential F1 seat with Manor had gone to Rio Haryanto's deep pockets, Rossi was immediately pursued by Michael Andretti and Bryan Herta to drive their collaborative effort in the 2016 Verizon IndyCar series. Now he's trying to decide whether to keep pursing his F1 dreams or reload with IndyCar. "It's no secret I've been talking to Michael and Bryan, as well as a couple of other IndyCar teams," said Rossi on Monday morning from his home in Nevada City, Calif....
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