Scott Dixon won the 50th IndyCar race of his colossal career Saturday on the strength of a great, final pit stop. But the New Zealander had to use all his savvy to hold off Takuma Sato by a couple of car lengths in the first race of a World Wide Technology Raceway weekend doubleheader. The two combatants from last week's Indianapolis 500 reversed roles at the finish in a race ultimately decided in the pits. Pato O'Ward, who was masterful in leading a race-high 94 laps, was in front of Dixon by less than a second when they pitted for the final time on Lap 163. The Arrow McLaren SP team gave him great service, but the five-time IndyCar champion got his usual magnificence from his Chip...
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