Long Beach race winner Alexander Rossi says he had plenty in reserve during the final laps of the race as Will Power attempted to hunt him down for victory. Rossi's pace throughout the race appeared to be virtually untouchable in the #27 Andretti Autosport car, though a caution period during the closing stages of the race closed the pack, bringing Power onto the rear of the American. Rossi, though, held on, and crossed the line to chalk up the third victory of his IndyCar career. 'We had a bit in reserve, no doubt about it,' said Rossi. 'I was happy with the gap at a second. I knew where and how much Push-to-Pass Will was using. 'He definitely started those nine laps with more than we...
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