They're both respected, veteran open-wheel race drivers from Spain, but Oriol Servia saw first-hand last week that Fernando Alonso resides in another galaxy. "I went on the [international] media tour about Alonso with Mark Miles and it was amazing," said Servia, who will be making his 200th IndyCar and ninth Indy 500 start this month as Graham Rahal's teammate at Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing. "The first day in Milan [Italy] was good but then we went to Barcelona and Madrid and it was insane. It got bigger and bigger and I didn't expect so many people but it's such a big deal that Fernando is coming to Indy. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar 33 entries confirmed for...
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