Sage Karam has renewed confidence that the 100th Indy 500 will live up to the action of the past few years, but believes there will be a bigger gap between the best and worst cars. The Pennsylvanian who has qualified the Dreyer & Reinbold / Kingdom Racing-Chevrolet in 23rd for his third Indy 500, told Motorsport.com: “At first, early last week, I was worried that with the domed skids, it was going to be awful. I thought the racing would be ruined, it would be a follow-the-leader show and the only passing would be between first and second. “I sat and watched Juan [Montoya] stuck behind a much slower driver and thought, ‘There’s an Indy 500 champion struggling with his car.’...
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