Page 1 of 2 We weren’t mean. We weren’t putting the boot in while he was on the ground. No, we were just honest, told it how we saw it. In 2014, Graham Rahal’s IndyCar career appeared to have reached a new nadir, and the RACER writers called it at season's end. Who was at fault in this apparent demise of a strong team and distinctly promising driver? Well, Rahal himself had no doubts. He’d made mistakes, he admitted, but the general lack of performance from himself and the Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing team was largely the result of failing to click with some of the key personnel within the team. They had no faith in him, he had no faith in them, and both sides were trenchant and...
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