Alexander Rossi's first day of lapping the Long Beach circuit left the native Californian impressed with the legendary street course. "It's an amazing place. It's a cool track and I really enjoy it," the Andretti Herta Autosport driver told RACER. "The weird thing is there's no standardized width! That's the thing I realized drastically around here; it's eight cars wide, then it's two cars wide... It's interesting, it's fun, it's fast, and even though there's a lot of second-gear corners, it flows pretty well. It's got the most history of any street circuit in the States and it's in my top-3, for sure." Rossi's first Verizon IndyCar Series practice session at Long Beach...
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