CFH Racing turned around its recent run of disappointing Verizon IndyCar Series results in comprehensive fashion at the Honda Indy Toronto. Josef Newgarden, who started 11th in the No. 67 Hartman Oil Chevrolet, parlayed a lucky break on a timely pit stop to lead home teammate Luca Filippi across the start-finish line by 1.4485 seconds the second win of his career. "I'm so happy we were able to get a win, but a 1-2 it just amazing because Luca is such a star,” said Newgarden, who also won at Barber Motorsports Park in April. “Just an amazing team effort. I'm definitely excited because this is Toronto and this is an IndyCar town." Team Penske's Helio Castroneves and Will Power...
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