Alexander Rossi makes the most of a two-stop race strategy to win from the pole in the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on Sunday. Rossi headed into his final stint with a sizeable lead due to this pit strategy, besting the three-stop approach made by other teams. With the race surprisingly going without a yellow flag, despite several red flags across practice and qualifying sessions, Rossi coasted to the checkered flag on fuel mileage ahead of rival Robert Wickens. After having suffered a series of unfortunate incidents in recent weeks, Rossi is now back in a position to fight for the 2018 Verizon IndyCar Series championship. “It’s what we needed, man,” Rossi...
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