Improving from 20th to eighth would rank as a stellar day for any IndyCar driver, but for Josef Newgarden to do so just two weeks after a bone-breaking crash in Texas deserves some form of special medal for strength and bravery. The forward-looking Tennessean, however, isn't one to make excuses or find added value in such a result. "I tried to focus on just driving and not worrying about the injuries. They weren't limiting me as much as people would think," he said. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDYCAR: Pigot impresses with best rookie performance at Road America INDYCAR: Power holds off Kanaan at Road America INDYCAR: Urrutia set for Mid-Ohio test INDYCAR: Bourdais...
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