Alexander Rossi's Long Beach victory, his third of his IndyCar career, has firmly established him as the early 2018 title favourite. Three years after his Formula 1 chance with Marussia came to an end, paving the way to a remarkable 2016 Indianapolis 500 win, Rossi has found a new level of consistency and pace to challenge the IndyCar field. Rossi had the potential to win all three races so far this season, but he collided with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports driver Robert Wickens in St Petersburg. He then recovered from a botched pitstop that sent him to the rear of the field to finish third at Phoenix, after proving himself to be the fastest driver on-track throughout. Rossi's frontrunning...
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