Scott Dixon was untouchable as he dominated from lights out at Watkins Glen for his second victory of 2016 and his fortieth of his Verizon IndyCar Series career on Sunday. But the biggest story of the afternoon was the crash for Will Power that gives Simon Pagenaud the advantage heading into the final race of the season at Sonoma in two weeks time. Power’s lap 39 battle with Charlie Kimball ended with the duo clashing as Kimball got a run on the Team Penske driver, but the Australian appeared not to see his rival, resulting in Power hitting the barriers hard and breaking both his left front and left rear suspensions. More alarmingly for Power, he was taken to the medical centre and...
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