Scott Dixon has stormed to victory in the Phoenix Grand Prix, after an enthralling 250-lap race which eventually ended under caution due to an incident by rookie Alexander Rossi. The race was plagued with six caution periods in total, in what was an utterly frenetic race around the Phoenix International Raceway. Despite only qualifying sixth, Dixon managed to rise up through the order after the first round of pit-stops, before assuming the lead when championship leader Juan Pablo Montoya suffered a front-right puncture. Ironically Montoya’s team-mate and initial pole sitter Helio Castroneves suffered an identical puncture only several laps earlier, destroying any chance of race...
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