Persistent electrical problems kept 2016 Indy 500 polesitter James Hinchcliffe parked in his Schmidt Peterson Motorsports for almost half of Tuesday's six-hour practice session. The problem, reportedly due to a faulty component in the engine bay, kept the Canadian's mechanics busy as they tore through the No. 5 Honda's wiring looms and related systems to try and find the culprit. Other than a brief appearance when the track went green at noon, Hinchcliffe and the SPM crew made up for the short day by logging 60 laps in the final hours of practice. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar Chaves making the most of 'dream' Indy chance Power tops second day of Indy 500 practice Indy 500 video:...
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