Taking five of the top six places in opening practice for the Indy 500 isn’t so significant, say Andretti Autosport aces, as Marco pleads the fifth when asked if he still thinks Chevrolet are sandbagging… Both Marco Andretti and Ryan Hunter-Reay advised caution when looking at the time sheets, which saw Andretti lead Carlos Munoz, Ryan Hunter-Reay, rookie Alexander Rossi and in sixth place, one-off Indy specialist Townsend Bell. Andretti hinted that the gloomy forecast for the week ahead had caused the team to show their hand early, and he suspected rival outfits had not yet done so. “As a team, because of weather, we kind of accelerated our program and moved some things forward that...
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