The front-running pace of Andretti Autosport's Ryan Hunter-Reay and Marco Andretti on Friday spoke to more than powerful engines and stellar driving around Mid-Ohio's 2.2-mile road course. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Juncos still exploring options for 2018 return RACER video: JR Hildebrand on 2010 Mid-Ohio debut and being a wedding chauffeur Hunter-Reay leads rain-hit second Mid-Ohio practice Visor Cam: Graham Rahal at Mid-Ohio Pagenaud leads opening Mid-Ohio practice The circuit is by no means the roughest or bumpiest venue on the Verizon IndyCar Series schedule, but fast lap times are dependent on supreme handling in the long, sweeping corners, and it's here where the...
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