Sunday's Honda Indy 200 was a strategy roller coaster that saw a number of drivers in the lead group at various points throughout the race. Polesitter Simon Pagenaud led the first stint, but fell back to 13th when he needed to pit under caution after others made their first stops under green. In the end, the Frenchman used strong pace, aggressive overtaking, and a little bit of luck to overcome the varying strategies and a sore back to score his fourth win of 2016. Will Power emerged in second after a tough duel with Pagenaud following a lap 65 restart that saw Pagenaud pass him after spending much of the lap side-by-side. Carlos Munoz enjoyed a comparatively quiet race to finish third,...
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