Scott Dixon picked up his fourth IndyCar victory at Watkins Glen International on Sunday with a masterclass in both outright pace and fuel saving to leave the field trailing in his wake. Dixon dominated practice at Watkins Glen before taking pole position on Saturday after edging out Will Power in the Fast Six shootout, and managed to hold his lead on the run down to Turn 1. Dixon opened up a healthy buffer to Power behind before perfectly timing his first pit stop, coming in just before a full course yellow was called following a tyre blow-out for Mikhail Aleshin. Dixon was able to pull away from the pack thanks to Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Max Chilton running second and holding the...
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