Will Power believes IndyCar should adopt a Formula 1-style virtual safety car system to replace its current "closed pits" rules. Detroit Race 2 winner and 2014 series champion Power argued the system of closing the pits during caution periods until the field has done a lap behind the pace car is inherently unfair to drivers who have built up an advantage. He feels that was a key factor in the 12-month winless streak he endured prior to Sunday's victory, and that it cost his Penske teammate Helio Castroneves in Detroit. RACE REPORT: Power ends lean spell with Detroit victory "It was frustrating last year because I felt I was the quickest," Power said. "I had more...
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