In a performance reminiscent of his Champ Car victory at Milwaukee nine years ago, Sebastien Bourdais dominated the second half of the ABC Supply Wisconsin 250 to send himself and KVSH Racing-Chevrolet to Victory Lane for the second time this season. Following the race’s first caution period that came on lap 113 when James Jakes’ engine blew, Bourdais had 10-lap-old tires, yet saw many of his rivals duck into the pits, despite being on similar strategies. There was then another caution following the restart, but at second time of asking, the field got away cleanly, and from lap 142 to lap 152, Bourdais pulled over 10 seconds on his rivals. Ten laps later, the gap was 17 seconds. When...
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