Will Marotti has been a pastor for the past 20 years and an IndyCar fan for the last 45 but it took more than divine intervention to put together his racing team for next month's 100th Indianapolis 500. "I think I've been pretty persistent and determined for the past nine months," said Marotti (left, photo courtesy of Marotti Racing), who is partnering with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports to field a car for veteran Oriol Servia. "When I first talked to IndyCar they said they had 1,000 people a year calling about getting involved like I wanted to and then Jay Frye (IndyCar president of competition) told me it was more like 10,000 people and it was a million-to-one shot. So right...
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