n pulled off a fine recovery drive to win the Honda Indy 200 from the back of the grid, his fifth victory in eight visits to the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and his first of the 2014 season. Pole-sitter Sébastien Bourdais took second, while James Hinchcliffe also made sizeable progress to complete the podium.Sunday afternoon's race got off to a dramatic start when Tony Kanaan made contact with Josef Newgarden under braking for Turn 4, effectively the first corner of the race after a late change to the starting procedure.Whilst Newgarden kept his car facing the right way to follow pole-sitter Bourdais through, Kanaan spun in the middle of the track – Marco Andretti was unable to react in...
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