Sebastien Bourdais led the final 30-minute practice period for Sunday's Honda Indy Toronto, but a couple of Honda's big weapons made big strides. A two-time winner of this event who starts fifth, Bourdais turned a lap of 1m1.2130s in his Hydroxycut Chevrolet. Ryan Hunter-Reay, who qualified way back in 18th on Saturday, changed setups and found some speed in his DHL Honda with a lap of 1m1.2616s and Graham Rahal, starting 16th in his RLL Honda, posted a 1m01.2763. Josef Newgarden, second in points standings and driving with a broken right clavicle and hand, was fourth fastest at 1:01.2966 in the Ed Carpenter Racing Chevy. Conor Daly, set to start a career-best seventh, caught the outside...
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