Many drivers in the Verizon IndyCar series claim they want the cars to be more difficult to drive and they got their wish over the weekend at Indianapolis. With more power for qualifying, trimmed out aero packages and tricky winds, it was a thrill show from the fastest to the slowest. Josef Newgarden (left), who just missed out on the pole position and starts second this Sunday, said the conditions made it very tricky. "It's been tougher than normal," said Newgarden. "The way the cars slide this year is a little more unpredictable. I was watching Scott Dixon's run yesterday and he was stupid loose and how crazy it was to control that car. I just wish it looked more...
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