IndyCar team boss Bobby Rahal believes the controversial domed skids have disrupted the Indianapolis 500 by making cars too unpredictable and inconsistent. Honda teams such as 1986 Indy 500 winner Rahal's Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing outfit had vehemently criticized the mandatory titanium pieces added to cars' undersides for Indy this year to try to avert repeats of 2015's aerial accidents in practice. Their Chevrolet counterparts have generally been in favor and accused Honda teams of making the domed skids a scapegoat for aerodynamic package deficiencies. Related Stories Related Stories IndyCar INDY 500: The real Mad Russian INDY 500: Montoya ponders weird' Indy qualifying INDY 500:...
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