INDIANAPOLIS—Will Power can win anything now, even the Indianapolis 500, an intimidating race on an oval he hated because it marginalized his talent. As Power held off pole winner Ed Carpenter to win his first Indy 500, the 81-year-old Penske pumped his fist in the air and clapped for his driver. Penske arrived in Indy with four fast Chevrolets, and an engine builder determined to snap Honda’s two-race Indy 500 winning streak. Liz Power reached for the empty milk bottle, then pointed out to her husband that he’d sprayed milk all over one of the Indy 500 princesses. Kanaan led at least one lap in his 14th Indy 500 to break a record he had shared with four-time race winner A.J.

Source: thestar May 27, 2018 19:41 UTC