Fernando Alonso's dream of racing in the Indianapolis 500 is set to come true – this year. In an unprecedented deal struck between Verizon IndyCar Series CEO Mark Miles, McLaren Technology Group Executive Director Zak Brown, and Honda, RACER has learned from multiple sources that the two-time Formula 1 World Champion has finalized a plan to compete in the 101st Indy 500 in a car entered by McLaren and run by defending race winners Andretti Autosport. The deal is expected to be announced today. The Spaniard, whose talents have flattered the recent creations from the Honda-powered McLaren F1 team, will complete a formidable six-car Andretti lineup comprised of team leader and 2014 Indy 500...
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