The Long Beach pole curse was broken on Sunday, with Alexander Rossi dominating the race to take his third career Verizon IndyCar Series win. It had been over a decade since the driver who started in P1 on the southern Californian street circuit had finished in the same position, but Rossi didn't get the memo: He led 71 laps, nailed every restart, and never at any point appeared to be under any real threat. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Rear View: Long Beach IndyCar 1993 Scuderia Corsa laying groundwork for full-time IndyCar program Rossi paces Long Beach warm-up Rossi cites luck over setup for Long Beach pole Rossi sets blistering pace for Long Beach pole "Man, this...
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