Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi and IndyCar have been urged by Graham Rahal not to waste the momentum created from the American rookie's shock victory. Rossi, who retains a Formula 1 reserve role with the Manor team he raced for last season, won the Indy 500 at the first attempt last Sunday via a fuel-mileaga gamble by his Andretti-Herta team. Rahal an IndyCar title contender last year and in his 10th season in IndyCar, said Rossi has a responsibility to the series as the Indy 500 winner. "It's not just what IndyCar can do – it's what Alex Rossi can do," Rahal said. "That's what I said to him when I saw him. I said: 'You don't understand what just...
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