IndyCar's competition team has addressed the overly-generous payout of qualifying points for the Indy 500 by slashing the number of markers awarded during time trials.Where Scott Dixon, May's polesitter, earned 42 points for taking the top starting spot in his No. 9 Chip Ganassi Racing Honda, the 2018 pole winner will receive nine points for the achievement. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar IndyCar finalizes aeroscreen testing plans IndyCar grants extra test day with new aero King considering IndyCar move Brown rules out McLaren 2018 Indy 500 return The Week in IndyCar, Dec. 21, with Ben Bretzman Indy's second-place qualifier in 2017 banked 40 points, third took 38, and points were...
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