With the starting lineup now set, teams are entirely focused on race and it showed during practice on Monday. IndyCar teams were given three and a half hours of track time, which was mostly utilized for pack drafting. There were no incidents, but there were plenty of hold-your-breath moments. At one moment, they even got four-wide down the front stretch. When the checkered flag waved, it was second-place starter Josef Newgarden on top of the charts with a fast lap of 227.414mph. The Ed Carpenter Racing driver led a quartet of Chevrolets at the top of the pylon with Tony Kanaan, Scott Dixon, Sage Karam directly behind. Dale Coyne Racing's Pippa Mann was the quickest Honda driver in fifth....
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