Even with fresh tires, Helio Castroneves and Graham Rahal couldn't challenge the eventual race winner. Sebastien Bourdais became just the fourth driver to win multiple races this season, earning his first win on an oval in nine years (also at Milwaukee) for KV Racing Technology, leading 117 of 250 laps. Bourdais got off strategy during the second caution period of the race when Ryan Briscoe spun, collecting Will Power who made heavy contact with the outside wall. At one point, the entire field was put a lap down by the Frenchman until Justin Wilson's late-race engine failure set up an 18-lap sprint to the finish. Bourdais, along with championship leader Juan Pablo Montoya and Ed Carpenter...
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