Sebastien Bourdais, with the help of some stealthy strategy, took his second consecutive win at Belle Island, his first of the 2016 season, and his 35 career win, tying with him with Bobby Unser for sixth on the all-time list. But it wasn't an easy win, starting 13th then falling back as low as 19th before rebounding, thanks to an early pit and fuel saving, to take the win, while holding off the equally as strategic and hard charging Conor Daly, who himself made a little personal history, capturing his first IndyCar podium, over third place finisher Juan Pablo Montoya.
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