One hour into Wednesday's Indy 500 practice session, the numbers on the timing screens were decidedly odd. Only 10 cars had ventured out, not one of those 10 cars had turned more than 10 laps, and the 220 mph threshold had yet to be breached. The reason for the limited amount of cars, laps and speeds were due to exceptionally high winds that made constructive running almost impossible. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Indy 500 video: Alonso Car Tech - Front Wing Alonso's style already thrilling at Indy Andretti's Indy 500 six-gun roster sharing for success Indy 500 speeds stir Honda sandbagging claims Indy 500 video: Hinchcliffe hits trouble on Day 2 Chip Ganassi Racing's Scott...
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