Max Chilton says he was encouraged by his late-race speed at Barber, despite being stranded the bottom of the results sheet after spending the day wrestling a damaged car. The Ganassi rookie's starting position of 11th was his best to date on a road/street course, but his afternoon was compromised at the start when he was caught in the scramble to avoid the spinning car of teammate Scott Dixon at Turn 5, and lost several bits of bodywork. "I got completely shafted at Turn 5," he told RACER.com. "Dixon spun, and somebody lunged to the inside, and I was in the middle of it. So I had a broken rear left bumper pod all race, which was bouncing around, and I had a front wing...
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