JR Hildebrand is just regarding the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 as the biggest race in the world, rather than seeing it as an audition for further rides. Although he is eager to parlay his performances at IMS into a full-time IndyCar ride once more, the Colorado-based Californian is focusing on trying to win the race he cruelly lost five years ago at the final turn. He told Motorsport.com: “I think I’ve come to recognize in the last couple of years that you have to just focus on the process, whereas thinking about the consequences of the outcome, good or bad, is not going to be particularly productive to what you’re trying to achieve. “I honestly know that having a good...
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