Sebastien Bourdais believed he could drive for tiny Dale Coyne Racing and really make a difference for a race team that has little chance against the big guns in IndyCar. Bourdais pulled off a major upset in the IndyCar season-opener, driving from last place to a victory on the streets of St. Petersburg that left him in tears. It was the fifth career win for the Coyne team, first since Carlos Huertas won at Houston in 2014. But the day belonged to Bourdais, who is off to an amazing start to the racing season. Bourdais also earned a class win in last year's 24 Hours of Le Mans, which is actually Bourdais' hometown and the one race he's always wanted to win.

Source: Los Angeles Times March 12, 2017 22:41 UTC