Alexander Rossi held off Andretti stalemate Carlos Munoz to earn a shock win in the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500. A long spell under green during the final stint turned the race into a battle of fuel mileage, and Rossi, who’d been hovering on the outside of the top five, spent the final laps watching the cars around him peeling into the pits for a top-up and wondering whether he’d need to do the same. It was close – his car came to a stop shortly after crossing the yard of bricks – but by then the job was done. Rossi backed off so much at the end that his final lap was 40mph slower than race pace. But it was enough. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDY 500: 'I'm...
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