Simon Pagenaud, who dominated the fourth IndyCar round of the season at Barber Motorsports Park, but was nudged off-track in a collision with Graham Rahal, implied that his drive to regain the lead came from anger. He said: “[In traffic] I couldn't really create the gap I wanted to create… Graham really caught up, and he gave me a good piece of driving that was amazing from him. I put my hat off to him for that. He got me really excited. “The redness came up after I went off track. I said, ‘Yeah, I'm going to get that one back no matter what!’ “We had so much pace in the car that I could get back to him, and then it was about being aggressive. He got a little too aggressive over...
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