Tony Kanaan says he was not surprised by the frenetic on-track activity during Carb Day, the final practice session for Sunday's Indy 500. As many as 25 of the 33 cars were on track at once during the final 15 minutes of the session as teams took advantage of the final opportunity to experiment with setups before the race. Today's session was the first time since Monday that the cars have been on track, and Kanaan said that the gap in between had given rise to a long job list from the engineers. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDY 500: Lazier shrugs off Carb Day frustration INDY 500: A look back at 1995’s unified entry list INDY 500: Return to Indy aiding Karam 'recovery' from...
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