Will Power's 32nd IndyCar win might not have been the most dominant of the Australian's career, but his second consecutive victory at Pocono Raceway – which moves him into ninth all time in wins – might have been his most masterful display of perseverance in the face of adversity, as well as tactical brilliance in defense of a late lead. After losing a lap early on, Power regained it, then held off teammate Josef Newgarden and Andretti Autosport's Alexander Rossi over the final laps with clean, but incisive moves into Turn 3 to protect the lower line. "I just knew if he got up the inside that would be it so I was very conscious of protecting the inside," Power told NBCSN....
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