J.R. Hildebrand isn't saying where he's going to land in May but the 28-year-old Californian sounds pretty confident he'll have a fighting chance in the 100th Indianapolis 500. "I was chasing a full season deal but that's not going to come to fruition," said the 2009 Indy Lights champion, whose last full season was with Panther Racing in 2013. "So my focus is getting to Indy, with hopefully the grand prix as part of the package, and I'm in discussions with some good teams where I can show up and help. And, be in a position to win the race with good engineering."Hildebrand came within one corner of winning the 2011 Indy 500, and ran strongly for Ed Carpenter Racing at...
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