Will Power won a wild IndyCar race under caution at the repaved and reconfigured Texas track with only eight of the 22-car field actually crossing the finish line Saturday night. While calling Kanaan someone he trusts on the track, Hinchcliffe said Kanaan drove from inside along the white line and up into him, and pushed him into Aleshin. Carpenter, who took his repaired car back on track 12 laps down, also blamed Kanaan. After the race resumed, IndyCar penalized Kanaan for avoidable contact, holding him in his pit for 20 second during green-flag conditions. IndyCar enforced two mandatory stops under caution after that for tire changes after no more than 30 laps on each set.

Source: Los Angeles Times June 11, 2017 03:07 UTC