Reigning Verizon IndyCar Series champion Will Power slithered to the top of the time sheets in a very abbreviated second practice, following showers that washed out most of second practice for the inaugural Grand Prix of NOLA.After some initial exploratory laps from the likes of Marco Andretti and James Jakes, the majority of the session was spent with drivers standing on pitlane as water stood on track. A long red-flag period as track and safety teams worked to dry the course was finally lifted with 10 minutes to go. When cars returned to the track, three of Chip Ganassi Racing's stable, both Dale Coyne Racing entries and Josef Newgarden were notable by their absence. The squabble over...
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