Another IndyCar driver will have to have a "perfect day" to stop Penske's Simon Pagenaud winning the Indianapolis 500, James Hinchcliffe believes. Championship leader Pagenaud started his second season with Penske seeking his first IndyCar victory for the powerhouse team, but has stamped his authority on 2016. After finishing second in the first two races, Pagenaud has gone on a winning streak, with last Saturday's victory on the Indianapolis road course his third in a row. With practice for the 100th running of the race starting on Monday, Schmidt Peterson driver Hinchcliffe believes it will take something special to stop Pagenaud, who leads the championship by 76 points amid...
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