That's right, the IndyCar circus has made its way north of the border this week, and has arrived in Toronto, Canada following the longest, weirdest detour. (Detroit->Texas->Toronto) (who makes this schedule anyway?)Gone this year are the standing starts and the second race, and with the earlier than normal in the schedule due to the Pan AM Games taking place in July, so to goes the oppressive heat/humidity throughout the weekend. That said, we won't get off scot-free. Some serious storms have rolled through the area this week, and the forecast shows the possibility of a couple more before the weekend is up, which like Detroit, we've all come to expect at least one messy session in...
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