Will Power, who yesterday scored his third IMS road course victory in four years, says “every lap was like qualifying” so he was proud that he drove “absolutely perfect all race”. Power scored his 33rd Indy car victory – and 30th for Team Penske – as well racking up Roger Penske’s 200th in Indy car competition, but the Australian pointed out that the fuel saving at the end was demanding, as was trying to stay within range of temporary leader Robert Wickens when the rookie was running the faster compound Firestones, and his own Penske-Chevrolet was on primaries. He explained: “With Wickens using reds [softer, faster alternate compound] in that second stint I was on blacks...
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