A quick glance at the starting lineup and speeds throughout the month would indicate Chevrolet has a nice advantage over Honda going into the 99th Indianapolis 500. Just like it did in 2012. But, as we saw then, Honda bounced back with a 1-2 finish (Dario Franchitti and Scott Dixon) and nearly a podium sweep (Takuma Sato crashed going for the win) in a stunning turnaround. Chevrolet, winners of four of the first five races in 2015, owns the five fastest qualifiers this year and 11 of the top-15 starting spots. Can you say underdog? "I hate to think of us as an underdog but it's hard to argue with the numbers in front of us," said Allen Miller (LEFT), the race team director for...
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