Graham Rahal earned himself top spot in the Sunday morning warm-up session for today’s 42nd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach. The American will roll off only 17th on the grid after a disastrous qualifying session, but he appears to have rediscovered the pace he showed throughout practice this weekend on the harder primary tires. The Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing-Honda headed polesitter Helio Castroneves and Juan Montoya in Team Penske-Chevrolets, with James Hinchcliffe fourth. The Schmidt Peterson Motorsport driver will start as highest placed Honda-powered driver in seventh. Scott Dixon was fifth for Chip Ganassi Racing-Chevrolet, despite finding the Turn 7 runoff zone at the end of the...
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