Although he declared earlier this week that he considers Road America "the best track in the U.S.," Sebastien Bourdais found the Wisconsin road course a bit of a handful in opening practice, his KVSH Racing Hydroxycut Dallara-Chevrolet struggling for grip as he skated to 15th. The Frenchman – winner of the last Indy car race at Road America in 2007, and fresh from his hometown victory at Le Mans with Ford last weekend – said his team needs time to adjust to the new tire compound Firestone has brought for this race. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDYCAR: Daly upbeat during roller coaster year INDYCAR: Texas race specifics confirmed INDYCAR: Pagenaud fastest in Road...
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