Sebastien Bourdais and Scott Dixon didn't recognize parts of Exhibition Place when they walked around it Thursday, but they adapted nicely Friday morning when practice for the Honda Indy Toronto began. Both two-time winners here, Bourdais and Dixon set the pace in the 45-minute first practice for Sunday's race on a street circuit that now measures 1.786 miles but has narrowed up considerably. "It's the same racetrack except for the last three corners," Bourdais said after turning a lap of 1m2.929s in the Hydroxycut Chevrolet of KVSH Racing. "It's much tighter but it's the same for everyone. A good way for us to start the weekend." Because of construction of a new hotel,...
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