Robert Wickens watched most of Friday's second practice session from the Schmidt Peterson Motorsports timing stand after an engine issue sidelined his No. 6 Honda. The Canadian rookie was only able to turn five laps before a water leak was found, and with a related loss of water pressure, the 28-year-old parked his car before something catastrophic took place. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Newgarden leads second Barber practice Jones brings 'different vibe' to downsized Ganassi - Dixon Power leads opening Barber practice Portland reports big ticket sales for IndyCar IndyCar Barber Friday video stream "If there's no water in the engine, then it overheats and then it blows up,...
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