Just six months ago we were anticipating the 2018 IndyCar season opener in St.Petersburg with the all-new aero kits set to give the field a different challenge. Little did we know that rookie Robert Wickens would take pole and dominate the race on his debut, only for a late clash with Alexander Rossi to deny him the deserved victory. The stage was set for a rollercoaster of a season and that's exactly what we got... Fast forward to mid-September and the series head to California’s Sonoma Raceway for the final time with veteran four-time champion Scott Dixon leading the way, 29 points clear of Rossi, as part of a quartet of drivers eager to inscribe their name on the Astor Cup for...
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