Reigning IndyCar Champion Josef Newgarden put on a dominant display to win the rescheduled Grand Prix of Alabama on Monday afternoon, which took place in dry/wet conditions. Officials were only able to slot in 23 of the planned 90 laps on Sunday as torrential rain affected the region, but dry conditions prevailed when the series reconvened at the Barber Motorsports Park on Monday. Newgarden, having controlled the wet running on Sunday, pulled clear after a couple of laps behind the pace car, with the previous delays meaning the race switched to a timed affair. Newgarden stopped earlier than most of the other runners, prompting thoughts of two-stop strategy, which put him on course to...
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