Will Power dominated the Kohler Grand Prix at Road America, but a late caution erased a large lead and resulted in a frantic run to the checkered flag. Tony Kanaan closed to within half a second as they took the white flag, but Power used his remaining push-to-passes to keep Kanaan at bay and take his second victory of 2016. Graham Rahal enjoyed a strong run to finish third, followed by Ryan Hunter-Reay and Helio Castroneves. The championship picture took an interesting twist and both championship frontrunners faced mechanical woes. Scott Dixon suffered an engine problem in the early laps that sidelined him for the day, while Simon Pagenaud, who looked set to challenge Power for the win,...
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