Conor Daly sent a friendly reminder throughout the Verizon IndyCar Series paddock on Sunday at Mid-Ohio that he hasn't forgotten how to drive. After suffering through a forgettable debut season to date with A.J. Foyt Racing, his fighting run to 10th place contained all the grit and determination that marked him as a talent on the rise. He was a finisher inside the top six on five occasions last year with Dale Coyne Racing, stood on the podium one time, and hoped the call from Foyt to join Carlos Munoz in a retooled Chevy-powered team would take him to the next level. It hasn't happened, yet, but it was hard to ignore the change of fortunes last weekend when, for once, everything went right...
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