Marco Andretti has vowed to focus forward in the season ahead and not allow his concentration to be shaken by previous frustrations. The 29-year-old is about to enter his 12th season in IndyCar, and admits that there were a number of reasons why last year was his least convincing. One of those reasons he attributes to his anger at what he considered a blown opportunity in the 100th running of the Indy 500. On a day when the Andretti Autosport-Hondas appeared to be the strongest cars on track – and the team scored a 1-2 finish – a pitstop blunder saw the #27 car leave the pits with its front tires mounted on the wrong side, and therefore with completely incorrect air pressures. Andretti...
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