Will Power ignited his IndyCar series claims by becoming the fifth different winner in as many races with a sublime performance in the Angie’s List Grand Prix of Indianapolis. Controlling the 82-lap race from pole position, Power was able to put together the perfect race as he surged back into calculations in defence of his maiden series title last year. After leading 65 laps on the 3.9km circuit, Power guided his Penske Chevrolet to a 1.5s win over a resurgent Graham Rahal who emerged as the surprise contender from the Honda-powered brigade. Rahal’s result was helped when he leap-frogged Simon Pagenaud in the first round of scheduled pit stops to move into second place. Series leader...
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