All it took was an Andretti Autosport 1-2-3-4-6 on opening day at the Indy 500 for the beleaguered team to find its first ray of sunlight in weeks. Michael Andretti's team has taken a beating recently as its Honda-powered team struggled mightily on road and street courses, but with the shift to the first superspeedway of the season, the Indy 500 winners enjoyed a positive start to the event. The fast start, however, left the team owner questioning why the fastest Chevy was fifth after the Bowtie has won the first five races with ease. "It's a comfort, for sure, but it's hard to believe we have that advantage," Andretti told RACER. "Chevy is definitely playing with us right...
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