Reigning series champion Scott Dixon has said he 'expected more' from Team Penske's Will Power after the pair made contact during the Honda Indy 200. After the opening round of pitstops, Dixon had closed down Power on his new softer compound red Firestone tyres and attempted a pass into Turn 4 on Lap 32. Dixon tried to get the switch back into the hill of Turn 5, but Power defended vigorously and the pair made wheel-to-wheel contact. The Chip Ganassi driver swiftly chased the 2014 series champion once more while his tyres were still fresh enough, but again Power defended hard. Eventually, Dixon got past the Australian two laps later and was able to pull a gap and go on to win...
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