Will Power finished where he started for a change on Saturday and drove off with his first victory of 2017. Starting on the pole position for the third time this season, Power led 61 of 85 laps in his Verizon Chevy to score his second Indy Grand Prix victory and the 30th win of his career, which moves him into 11th on the all-time wins list. Scott Dixon started fourth and finished second in the NTT Data Honda – 5.28 seconds behind – to close within eight points of leader Simon Pagenaud, who came home in fourth place. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Power tops final Indy GP warm-up Montoya shows no rust in Indy GP qualifying Power sets track record in Indy GP pole run Andretti...
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