Graham Rahal knows he's got his work cut out for him in Sunday's 42nd Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach because he's starting 17th, but he he's got a fast racecar – as evidenced again during morning warm-up. Rahal turned the fastest lap of 1:07.331 in his Steak & Shake Honda during the 30-minute final practice period – two -tenths quicker than polesitter Helio Castroneves. After posting the third fastest time in Friday's practice, Rahal crashed on Saturday morning. His Rahal Letterman Lanigan team got the car back together for qualifying but he couldn't advance. "(Paul) Tracy and (Mike) Conway both won from 17th, so it's not impossible and I know I've got a good car," said...
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